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ZULFIQAR ALI KHAN versus DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, GHOTKI AT MIRPUR MATHELO

Sections 6, 11 and 159 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional provisions of the boundary of the Union Council, the district constituency of the Union Council, the role of the District Council, the proposal of the formation of 3 new Union Councils in the meeting Passed a resolution of, the notification of the formation of the new union councils and the existing union councils indicated that the district council had no jurisdiction to pass the resolution in the sense that the proposed proposal for changing territorial boundaries was unions. Councils or divisions were to be presented to councils. The matter could be dealt with on two occasions, under section 11 of the Union Council, Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001, before a proposal was made to the government, a change was proposed and public objections. Was invited, a resolution will be submitted by 2/2 after considering such objections. The third majority had to be approved and transferred to the Government District Council, and there was no point in the matter and the resolution was irrelevant to the district council's change of territorial boundaries through the District Council, initiated by the District Council. The resolution made was beyond its jurisdiction and consequently the notification issued by the provincial government was without legal authority and the High Court rejected the notification. Formed new union councils and directed the provincial government to hold elections on the basis of existing union councils or to constitute union councils according to law. online advocate from Jalal Pur Jatan lawyer