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LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL versus MALIK BASHIR AHMED, ADVOCATE

Sections 10 and 54 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 23 The right of property to be conditioned under a contract to prevent the property owner from separating property The development authority imposed a condition on her allottee that she could not sell. ? Allotment asked for a period of 10 years from the date of sale of allotment. Before the expiry of 10 years, the plots guaranteed such sale that the plot could not be sold as per the terms of the allotment agreement. The Overview has been paid to the Development Authority allocated by the payment authority in the current price Act 1882, which is paid by the ban. ????? Transfer of property in the present case according to the price or promise paid or in exchange for some part paid and some related controversial plots. Separation was inherently void. Such a condition, even if the parties imposed their free will, was declared by law to be void by Article 10 of the Property Transfer Act, Article 23 of the 1882 Constitution. Under this, every citizen of the country has the right to own and dispose of property in any part of the country. Such right is subject to the constitution and by a reasonable ban. Law in the public interest Chief r \ n \ r \ n Chief r \ n \ r \ n Article 23 of the constitution was without the authorization of the Chief Minister's directive to have the allotment agreement because the instructions of the Chief Minister There were no laws. family advocate from Sibi lawyer