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MUHAMMAD IRFAN BUTT versus COMMISSIONER, GUJRANWALA DIVISION GUJRANWALA

Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979 Sections 154, 156 to 166 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition auctioning the right to lease cattle market participated in the auction and was the highest bidder, its Zala accepted the offer. The Council Petitioner deposited the money according to the terms of the auction and a required valid contract was signed between the parties, the applicant was issued a work order by the District Council and he started the job and regularly paid monthly installments in the auction. The competitor was paying the bidder. The currency of the agreement between the parties offered a higher bid and the commissioner accepted the rival bidder's offer and reversed the contract simply because doing so would make the district council receive extra money that would benefit the public. The legality of the existing leaseholder was not violated by any of the juveniles and the condition of the contract nor did they obtain the contract to terminate any legal contract for the CTC Commissioner through fraud or misrepresentation. There was no legal justification that the Punjab Government's Department of Local Government Ordinance had terminated the contract. Using the powers under 156, the competing competitor presented the superior offer to the Commissioner. , 1979, the law did not have the authority to terminate or terminate the contract in the event of a termination that was undoubtedly served in the public interest and by exercising powers under section 156 of this ordinance. Citizens' rights could not be violated. The Touchstone altar is not right to suppose if a deal is made immigration advocates phone number from Lakki Marwat lawyer