NAZAZ ALI (NIZAR ALI) versus KARACHI BUILDING CONTROL AUTHORITY THROUGH DIRECTOR GENERAL/CONTROLLER OF BUILDINGS
Regulin 26 and Schedule D, Part II Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance (v. 1979) did not come up in any of the Karachi Development Authority's schemes but it was located in a federally controlled scheme. The government which provided the land to the housing society which leased the plot to various persons after the scheme was developed, Lister had a competent authority to consolidate the plots, the Karachi Building Control Authority, Sindh Building Control Ordinance, 1979 and Region 26 had no such authority. The schedule of Part II of the Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulation could not be compelled by the Karachi Building Control Authority under the Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance 1979, due to the plots being too heterogeneous in the ordinance. The commercialization was legal and any action / order / decision / direction / approval was approved or negatively impacted by the Karachi Building Control Authority's combination / commercialization was unorganized and illegal. And had no legal effect and was issued to commercialize such substances " I've objection certificates "that can not be stopped completely and operating the building plans approved by the Karachi Building Control Authority.
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