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MUHAMMAD JAHANGIR versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Containment Act 1924 Section 45 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 4, 24 and 1993 Constitutional application for the purpose of acquiring property for public purpose Examples of public welfare from applicants who were occupying shops and houses adjacent to the area. The flyover, which challenged the construction that through the agreement, has been equipped with the cantonment board for ninety years, is entitled to ease of rights and has said that rights cannot be interfered with by the construction of the flyover. Article 4 would violate the Constitution. Pakistan, (1973) not only reviewed the project from an economic angle, but also took into account its environmental aspects, Article 24 (2), Constitution Pakistan (1973) imposed constitutional bans on prominent law. Had done The domain and state retain the option of owning its own articles for public articles. If a project or a scheme was implemented through a commendable consideration of public welfare. If it led to the general public's benefit; if it considered widespread commercial activity to be of public interest, and if its impact on the environment was considered positive, then such a project would gain individual rights. Should the question that suggested the construction of the flyover be unnecessarily long or were designed to assist a particular individual, there were questions that needed evidence to confirm the facts. Demand an investigation that cannot be made in the constitutional petition. 1924, should have been created, was abolished, because first, because of section 45, the Cantonment Act, 1924, was a viable supply and list of advocates from FR Bannu lawyer