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MALIK MUHAMMAD EHSAN versus WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Section 23 and 24 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application demands additional charges above the approved burden. After the dismissal of the suit challenging the demand for such pending demands, no notice was issued in the constitutional petition for the restoration of power on the ground under section 24 of the Dua Electricity Act, 1910 Was. The validity jurisdiction remained silent for 1/2 year after disconnection, therefore, the constitutional petition was subjected to larceny, the applicant was bound to impose sanctions and accordingly was obliged to pay other compensation. It cannot be excused for not taking notice under WAPDA's policy and under section 24 of the Act only, the matter between the parties was already hearing before the Civil Court, such prayer was not allowed. Applicant can settle dispute with relevant authority High Court dismisses constitutional petition immigration advocates phone number from Shahdad Pur lawyer