MST. NUSRAT MASOOD CH. versus PRESIDENT, LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TRIBUNAL
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 18 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXIII, R 3 Punjab Town Environment Act (IV of 1922), Section 36 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Reference pending before the Development Authority Tribunal Parties Is under trial Following the issuance of the waiver policy, the agreement, under which certain applicant ots plots were granted immunity, was also to receive compensation from the tribunal at the estimated rate of residual land under the provisions of OXXII, R 3, c. The PC did not suit the applicant on the basis of such agreement. Accuracy Order XXIII, R 3, CPC applied because the applicant voluntarily entered into a contract with the authority, while the applicant accepted the exemption plot to the extent of 2/3 of his acquired land. 1 / 3rd of the land was taken over by the authorities for the contribution of roads and other utilities to the applicant on payment of the concession plot development allowance and had already constructed the house and thereby applied to the applicant. He was also required to pay the additional land which he was entitled to receive at the same rate as the affiliate who received the same notification. The international tribunal was given, was obliged to reject the principle of petition approval. And fair justice was done among the parties, the High Court refused to show discretion in favor of the applicant. The constitutional petition was directed to the authorities to pay the applicant the rest of his land for any compensation. And set the matter by tribunal.
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