MAQBOOL TEXTILE MILLS LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 18, 25 and 1991 Constitutional Application Building, Approval of the Right to Use of Property Constitutional Guarantor Petitioner owns a piece of land on which he intended to build four independent units. Refused to approve, the scheme justification offered by the applicant has every constitutional right to acquire or possess property in any area of Pakistan and use it as per his requirement, subject to the law, Therefore, no restrictions can be imposed on a citizen even in rural areas. Or do not use the property in urban areas in a lawful manner, banning the construction of more than one unit on four canal sized plots and disallowing the site plan for building a house on a plot owned by one. In addition to the area of scheme developed by the municipal committee, a person less than a certain size of a plot in the municipal area has the money to deprive a person of the legitimate right of use of his property as guaranteed under Article 18. Cannot violate the fundamental rights of the Municipal Area, read with Article 25 of the Constitution or to any extent for the purpose of residence or commercial purpose imposed by the Municipal Committee. People should impose such restrictions on private property, except that in a scheme established by the municipal committee where no construction of the plot was in violation of the by-laws, the applicant's restrictions were illegal. The plot was, in the present case, not part of any scheme established by the municipal committee, therefore, the policy laid down for such scheme
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