MESSRS BAHADUR YAR JANG, COOPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY versus MALIK MUHAMMAD SALIM
Section 54, & 56 and A64A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The cancellation of the allotment by the Allotment Registrar Cooperative Society of the plot was in connection with the Housing Society's complaint to the then Administrator of the Society. The defendants were allotted a public benefit plot which, according to the society, was illegal under the laws of the society and contrary to which the plot was a convenience conspiracy, but the administrator and the respondent allegedly fell in love with the nature of the plot. Changed. Converting it into a residential / zonal commercial area was given to the respondent at an allotment of 8 square yards per capita, while the plot price was very high at the relevant time, completely by the rules of plot allotment in dispute. Was ignored. The Society, the collective and the fraud on its face and then the sub-lease implementation in favor of the respondents, was without any authorization and was void, but again the nominee and the Minister concerned referred to their facts. And the circumstances of the case did not comply at all and passed orders without any weight on the allegations of fraud, breach of the charge and violation of the law, both of which were slogan Sharia orders. Their eligibility was not considered and in the constitutional application of the law filed against it, it was stated that the two authorities had received the merit, which was allowed and to verify the allotment of the respondents of the minister. The order was disqualified and the registrar was ordered by the cooperative societies to cancel the allotment. And the defendants' plot
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