1. ' MUHAMMAD AFZAL ZULLAH, J.-Leave to appeal has been sought from judgment dated 18-12-1975 of the Lahore High Court, whereby two constitutional petitions arising out of a settlement case (under the laws relating to Displaced Persons and Evacuee Property) filed from the side of the respondents, were allowed, on the main ground that the Settlement Commissioner when deciding the case on 20-5-1970, had failed to observe the conditions laid down by the High Court in the order of remand passed by a Letters Patent Bench in L. P. A. No, 950 of 1966.
2. After hearing the learned counsel in support of these two petitions, we agree with the High Court that the conditions laid down by the learned Letters Patent Bench of the High Court in its order of remain were not complied with by the Settlement Commissioner. Therefore, the order dated 22-5- 1970 passed by the Settlement Commissioner, which was impugned before the High Court from the respondents' side in the second round of litigation, was liable to be set aside in exercise of constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. That being so, no justification has been made out for interference by this Court. These petitions accordingly are dismissed.