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NOVATAX LIMITED versus MALIR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

The original owner of the Special Relief Act, 1877, sections 42 and 54, sought permission to set up a housing scheme on the said land for declaration and permanent injunction, but instead of setting up a housing scheme within a fixed period, The land is in the middle. Sayed the company had sold the land to the plaintiff, to an industrial company, the documents showed the undeveloped agricultural land and the letter to the provincial board of revenue through its letter that the land could be used for any purpose, the plaintiff said. Which was to be established. On the said land, the industry received the approval of the authorities, who issued an objection certificate in this regard and the plaintiff paid all kinds of compensation while the construction work was underway, the original owner applied for extension of time for the establishment of the housing scheme. Di and the authorities accepted the request, withdrawing the objection certificate issued by the plaintiff in connection with the holding of the plaintiff had to be converted into a housing scheme and could not be used for industrial purposes by the authorities. All proceedings for the process were withheld and the Composition Fee charged by the Claimant of the Authority The demand was not that the land was notified to the resident at any time. The scheme, or ever used for a residential scheme letter under which an objection certificate issued to the claimant was withdrawn and under this order the house was designated to be developed in the housing scheme, non Was legalized and no jurisdiction or permission was granted for the establishment of the industry, the plaintiff was ordered to remain operative and the authorities were required to comply with the law. how to become a advocate from Khairpur Nathan Shah lawyer