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IKRAM-UL-HAQ versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB

Constitution Act 1924 Section 181 and Chip XI [Sections 178 A to 197] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application to ban construction by Cantonment Board in sensitive areas The jurisdiction of the Cantonment Board dispute regarding the location of purchased plots. Was. In the open auction of provincial government plots by the applicants, most senior military officials were connected to residential houses in the underground cantonment area under question but were not owned by the Cantonment Board. The Cantonment Board prevented the applicants from construction work. The reason for the given plots is that the plot poses a security threat to senior military personnel. No building may be constructed in the cantonment area without the permission of the Cantonment Board, as provided under Chap. XI of the Cantonment Board of the Cantonment Act, 1924, in exercise of the powers, provisions of section 181 (2) of the Cantonment Act. Under 1924, in sensitive cases, could the construction of the provincial government be halted if the controversial housing scheme is a security risk and it agreed to exchange land with the federal government, under which the Ministry of Defense The application will be handed over to their rights. Controversial plots are subject to return of their original amount with a markup of 12 1/2%. law firms from Burewala lawyer