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MUHAMMAD RAMZAN versus MULTAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

Section 38 Punjab Acquisition Land (Housing) Act (1973 VII), Section 4 Punjab Acquisition Land (Housing) Rules, 1973, R6 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution for Acquisition of Kachi Land, Colony established The questions regarding the rights of the land owners and residents of the Katchi population were sought for the purpose of establishing the colony. The applicants, who were the owners and residents of the Kachi population, were referred to Section 38 of the Punjab Development Department. Were given notice under City Ordinance 1976 to vacate their houses within 24 hours, otherwise their houses will be demolished and the costs received will be charged to the applicants. Legal Applicants believed that according to the scheme, one-third of the land in the form of plots was given to landowners by the authority regarding payment of development charges in the area, but stated that there was no regulatory authority in the matter. Prior to the publication of the notices under section 4 of the Punjab Land Acquisition Act, 1973, the Authority had laid down the terms and conditions under which it was assured that the already existing population would not be taken into the proposed scheme, If this is achieved, the victim authority will be paid full compensation that meets the requirements. The Fund, had failed to do so, because the plot applicants were neither alternative nor had they been compensated. Applicants were entitled to receive equal land for their houses and their existing infrastructure costs as their houses were located in the authority's scheme action that would allow the land to be acquired. best law firm from Sehwan lawyer