AZAM KHAN NIAZI versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT
60 and 67 Provincial Motor Vehicles Rules, 1969, R 253 A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition The applicant was allowed to construct a bus stand by the transport authority and thereafter the municipal administration of the tehsil approved the commercial conversion. Issuance of a Demand Notice for a Fee, and upon non-payment, the premises sealed to the premises stated that approval for the construction of the bus stand was granted on a yearly and permanent basis, therefore, a one-time business fee. Not justified and can be imposed on the same annual. According to the accuracy of the basis, the dispute had no power because there was no such principle available for conversion-based payment when once a piece of land was converted for payment for conversion fees, for commercial purposes, It had no effect on whether commercial or industrial activity was done there, regardless of whether the petitioner had begun to build a bus stand without paying conversion fees, allowing officials to seal the premises under a constitutional petition. Fully justified, these circumstances were excluded
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