FEDERATION OF G-6 WELFARE ASSOCIATION, ISLAMABAD versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Constitutional application directing from the Prime Minister's Secretariat to the proprietary rights of residential quarters The quarters were owned by the federal government / Quarters residents were government employees and their monthly rent was deducted from their monthly salaries. Since the directive for the allotment was issued by the Prime Minister's Secretariat, the quarters should be allotted to them, through a directive that the proprietary rights of the quarters cannot be granted, even if it was issued by the Prime Minister. Gone Giving proprietary rights in relation to constituencies was the federal legislature that was lacking, on the basis of the directive issued by the Prime Minister, no entitlement was made for the applicants.
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