Under the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 199 and 185 (3) of the Constitution, the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction sent the Chief Justice to the High Court to complain about the illegal construction of buildings in the city. It was passed and the order was passed that agencies are being offered utility services in various buildings of the city, directing them to disconnect water, needle gas and power supply. A large number of buildings in the city, whose inhabitants were not heard, said that this extension could not be approved at any intermediate stage, which left a large number of people to enjoy utility services. They enjoyed years together and the High Court had no jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution to accept such a request and to pass such a height order without hearing the affected parties, The proceedings are still pending before the High Court, before a final High Court order passed by the High Court. The court refused to stop the proceedings. Directives for disconnection from utility services - water supply, needle gas and power applications in buildings that were subject to the requests - will be suspended and if any action was taken by the agencies responsible for delivering the utilities of the said buildings. , Utility payments will be restored immediately
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