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CH. NAZIR AHMAD versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DISTRICT OFFICER (REVENUE), LAHORE

Sections 3 and 7 of the Land Acquisition Act (I of 1894), Section 4 Scheme (1977), Para 30 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Journalists Colony Land Acquisition for the Management of Urban Properties Available to the Public Determination of Purpose `The applicants grieved over the acquisition of land by the authorities for the establishment of a housing colony. The applicants were of the view that the acquisition of land for a particular section of society was not made under public purpose. The establishment of a residential colony was permissible for the benefit of a particular class of citizens. The fundamental rights listed in the Constitution were not insulted and were intended to be a public purpose and in the public interest interest, Article 30 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, as well as the Management and Settlement Scheme of the Urban Properties (1977). It will need to examine where the advantageous segment of the citizenry was located in the economic area. The social pyramid of the society does not necessarily mean that such citizens are at the bottom of the social and economic class, even the business plans that encourage commercial benefits. Such concessions would not be included, surprisingly, the majority of the people in the allotment of plots were working journalists who, while performing the most important and important task for the society, were certainly not a proportionate part of the society. The entire exercise was not a business plan for the benefit of a particular individual developer But there were also usual safeguards against speculators that were not present in the Punjab Journalist Housing Foundation. The Act, 2004, nor the minutes of the Foundation's Board of Directors meeting that would convince the High Court that the colony immigration advocates contact from Choppar Hatta lawyer