Article 85 Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance (v. 1979), Sections 21 & 2 Karachi Building And Town Planning Regulations, 1979, Vol. II Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Applicant's request that the building be approved under the permission of the developers. The authority to construct a high-rise multi-storeyed building on the plot of the facility was beyond his authority and authority, and it was illegal, relating to the Karachi Development Authority Order 1957, Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance, 1979 and the Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulations. Violation of the rules. , 1979; The project, which was once approved by the Karachi Buildings Authority, cannot be changed or changed without inviting objections to the relevant laws. That the plot is being constructed far beyond the ratio and that the necessary open space is also hidden and applicants have been confirmed to enjoy the constitutional rights and property of privacy, which allows for commercialization of plots on the main road. Was. A resolution adopted by the governing body of the Karachi Development Authority and the commercialization of residential plots began in 1980 and as a result a large number of plots on the main road were commercialized and now a large one. Numerous structured structures were erected on the main street, and residents quietly filed petitions in 1992 during the same period, and by now the building had been occupied to some extent and a market was being run continuously. Had already happened and it was too late in the day to commercialize the plots in question. S
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