SYED MUSTAFA HUSSAIN versus DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER, MULTAN
Section 146 D&141 (1) Building Zoning Bye-Laws 2001, Clause 8 2 2 (b) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Non-payment of Constitution Petition Trading System Applicant's powers of Inspector Primus in non-payment of business status. Was sealed. The fee applicant's position was that the inspector was not authorized to seal the premises and was not given any notice. The property applicant was the owner of the property and the building plan for Barbecue was approved and approved, and the authorities issued notices that the applicant should find the site. After the payment of the commercialization fee, the commercial applicant issued a civil suit in which the trial court issued a restraining order which was still not in accordance with the field stand law taken by the authorities and the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001. Was subject to section 146D and read with clause 8 2 (b) 2 of the Building Zoning Bye-Laws 2001, Section 141 (1) of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, inspection due to non-payment of DID commercialization fees. ), And Clause 8 2 2 (b) of the Building Zoning Bye-Laws 2001, forbids the authorities to coddle Upon completion of attitudes, the building may be sealed. On the basis that the building is in the process of illegal construction or the property was illegally constructed, in the present case, the law was adopted in 1993, and the revised project was approved by law and clause 8. 2 was approved in accordance with 2. b) The Building Zoning By-Laws, 2001 did not apply, which gave rise to new responsibilities in relation to the previous transaction.
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