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MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE, SAHIWAL THROUGH ADMINISTRATOR versus MEMBER (COLONIES), BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB, LAHORE

Sections 10 and 30 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, in the boundaries of the municipality, allow the Collector of the District Land Collector to use such land by the Committee to construct a shopping plaza on the land and rent it to the tenants at the same rent. The Board of Revenue has rejected the request of the tenants while submitting an application to the Board of Revenue for transfer of the property rights to the tenants of the tenant for giving the tenants eight years as it It is observed that the municipal committee has constructed shops without proper permission. Application should be given. The timely revision requests state that the tenants of the shops have the pre-emptive right of purchase on payment of the market price while directing them to prepare the sale case through a private contract. The Chief Minister was instructed to submit a summary for approval and approval. Upon its submission and approval, the Chief Minister had already seriously challenged the tenant's right to receive the rent that no alternative remedy was available to the municipal committee to challenge the post-order Board's Revenue. Did not approve the work order as usual. The board itself approved the order in the absence of any order from a forum, saying that the order did not show any reason for allowing such a sale, which the decree stated as tenants. No change was made even until the final approval of the Chief Minister and the subsequent sale contract, the tenants implementing the tenants property advocate from Feroz Watan lawyer