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SULTAN AHMAD KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Constitution Pakistan 1973 RR 67 and 72 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition was the highest bidder for the controversial plots, softened by the auction rules of the plots and submitted a fourth bid amount to the plots. The name of the applicant canceled and the respondents were also allotted on the recommendation of the Member Provincial Assembly. Authorities said that the allotment in the name of the respondents was relaxed in R67 of Punjab Agricultural Production Markets (General) Rules. After the demolition of a plot under the provisions of R67 (f) of the 1979 Agricultural Produce Market (General) Rules 1979, no clause was restored in the Punjab Agricultural Product Markets Ordinance, 1979 or the rules. There is no estimate other than auction for plot allotments made under this ordinance or auction for transfer of plot in any way, by the government the rule of excluding people from public property can be extended where a plot application is made. The offer was offered at half the price paid and the other sold at the same price, which was not available to the public. It caused harm rather than public treasury. In the present case, not only the individual, the applicant, was harmed illegally, but the public property was also negligently treated even if it had no rules, authorities. Not to be exempt from the judicial scrutiny available on the record of the proceedings, the case established in the constitutional petition by the applicant was fully confirmed as to why the facts of this case are related to the aspects and the plots under it are non-exclusive. Q jobs for fresh advocates from Shahdad Pur lawyer