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MUHAMMAD IRSHAD versus TEHSIL MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION THROUGH TEHSIL NAZIM, LODHRAN

Article 5 (v), 9, 10 and 16 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for the determination of the value of auction reserves, failure to collect the arrears, effect on the transfer of tax on the property acquired Was the highest bidder at the auction. But the authorities did not confirm the applicant's similar confirmation that the auction was later held in a clear manner and the defendant was declared illegally successful because later in the paper for conducting the auction. The valid penalty notices issued did not have the minimum reserve price for the auction which required RR. 5 (v) of the Punjab Local Government (Auction of Recovery Rights) Rules, 2003 Similarly, no evidence was found on the record that under the Local Government KR I6 (Auction of Recovery Rights) Rules, 2003, any outstanding balance was deposited. Respondents and all other bidders, who were not only in need, were also required to ensure the transparency of the auction fil. It was necessary to file RR 5 (v) and 16 of the Local Government (Auction of Acquisition Rights) Rules 2003, and no auction can be considered as transparent nor necessary without adhering to such requirement. It can be held to protect the public interest. And the state Treasury High Court stopped the advertisement from publication of the auction till the date of the auction, and the controversial contract was declared without legal authority, the High Court directed the authorities to publish the newspaper and mention the reserve price. Let's start the process of holding the auction. A strictly adherence to other requirements of the relevant rules for depositing the balance and best advocate from Lakki Marwat lawyer