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SHAHEEN CONSTRUCTION CO. versus PROVINCE OF SINDH

Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance 1979 Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for the execution of such project The final approval of the final approved plan for the role of the Board of Revenue is required only after Karachi buildings or other permission is required. ? Neither the Control Authority nor the Board of Revenue was a competent authority which approved the construction project under the Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance, 1979, where land was granted to the applicant through the Board of Revenue, the Board was only competent That he should examine and securitize the proprietary rights and title of the land. As regards whether the lease violated any of the conditions, once the Authority had been sent a construction plan as the Board of Revenue was lacking, the Board must check the ownership / title of the land And it also confirmed compliance with the terms and conditions of the lease. The plans were put forward, for that reason, the need to obtain board approval was satisfied with the tax that any other condition for obtaining permission from the Board of Revenue later or another would be completely redundant, unreasonable and unnecessary. But the citizen will be bound by the Red Tapism Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance. There is no such provision in 1979 to justify the imposition of a condition which required the approval of the monopolist a second time. Any conditions laid down by the Authority to obtain further permission from the Board of Revenue were without jurisdiction and illegal authority was directed to issue an approved plan without delay. property advocate from Matli lawyer