ARDESHIR COWASJEE versus KARACHI BUILDING CONTROL AUTHORITY (KBCA) THROUGH CHIEF CONTROLLER OF BUILDINGS, KARACHI
Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulations, Preamble Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request Unauthorized Construction Applicants' complaint was that the defendant was building a commercial building on a residential plot, violating rules and regulations in the residential area. Was presented by the defendants. The area under construction was termed as commercial area and the building was being constructed in accordance with the approved construction plan. After observing all the routines, the subject was converted to plastic and allowed to be constructed according to the plan. The decision was taken by the City Council to approve the commercial status of the four main roads, one in which the project plot was located, which was within the purview of the City Council. The High Court directed the Karachi Building Control Authority to critically review the constructed building. Or increase it. Whether or not this was in accordance with the approved plan, and if the deviations, if not routinely attributable, they would be terminated or demolished by the competent authorities, the constitutional request was rejected in the circumstances.
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