NASEEM ALI KHAN versus K.D.A.
Article 52A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Allotment of Plot Allotment of Plot Allotment was made in question - The original allotment was transferred by the Development Authority under the orders of the Chief Minister and stated that the plot sale agreement. On behalf of the applicant. However, the allotment of the said plot was canceled by an unclean order on the basis that the plot was prepared for the welfare of the nursery and the conversion of such residential plots into residential plots by the Karachi Development Authority itself. The order was invalid in Article 52A of 1957. Clearly, it was imperative that the plot of a facilitation could not be changed for any other purpose without inviting public objections, because the Chief Minister had no authority to allot the plot under various schemes of authority in the initial allotment order and Changes in residential plots to residential plots without jurisdiction and cannot be argued that it has obtained a legal period does not allow arbitrary jurisdiction to be used to promote illicit enrichment under Article 199 of the Constitution. Can go \ r \ n \ r \ n
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