AFTABUDDIN QURESHI versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH, SECRETARY, HOUSING AND TOWN PLANNING
Article & ?? Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Commercialization of Plots of Plots was granted by the Authority for commercialization of plots, including other plots, the applicants applied for commercialization of their plots, but their application was granted. Was rejected. The government had banned commercialization of plots through a notification, with applicants' plots being solitary residential plots though it was unable to be used for residential purposes due to multi-storey commercial buildings around the area. In relation to the sanctions contained in the Sindh Buildings Central Ordinance, 1979, the dispute was relaxed following the High Court's 1992 MLD 2259 decision, under which the sanctions contained in the Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance, 1979 or the Town Planning Regulation. Does not apply to applicants. However, regrets are still not subject to any restrictions because the constitutional application made to the ground user included in the Cantonment Act or Rule was allowed to the extent that applicants' requests for their plots to be traded. An order for rejection was set aside and the authority was directed to decide the applications. Notwithstanding the aforesaid notification within the specified period for commercialization
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