KHALID MAHMOOD versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Arts 153, 154, 184 (1), 199 and Fourth Schedule, List of Federal Legislatures, Part II, Item No.3 Transfer of Establishment Order [PO No 12 of 1978], Presentation [such as Transfer of Establishment Establishment ( Amendment Act, (XXII of 1991)] Economic Reform Order [PO No. 1 of 1972], Primable Privatization Commission Ordinance (LII of 2000), Sections 22 and 28 Constitutional Requests for Privatization of Assets Plans / Establishment of Federation And by virtue of the ownership and federation of Statometry Bodies, the relevant Bodies - the Commonwealth Council and the National Economy Council - appeared before the High Court without consulting Lotus Standi. Article 153, 154, and the action relating to the right of the Federation to control the filing of a constitutional petition under Article 199 of the Yen have been regulated. 184 (1) of the Constitution proposes specific machinery to harmonize the systems of different governments, namely, to resolve disputes between the federation and the provinces, or set forth in Articles 153, 154 and 184 (1) of the Constitution between the Provinces. The matters set forth in Articles 153, 154 and 184 (1) of the Constitution determine a specific way of resolving disputes, therefore, the province or the federation only violates Articles 153 and 154 of the Constitution. It is right to voice against outgoing action if any action has been initiated by any government without adopting the procedure outlined in the Articles mentioned in the Constitution. In the blood, any government has the right to aggravate the matter before a competent body or before the Supreme Court, and the fact is that in any of the applicants' affairs in the provincial governments, the opposition to the privatization of the establishment / projects. Didn't come to do
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