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ZILA NAZIM, KASUR versus GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY

Annual Budget of Sections 42, 111 (4), 112 (8) and 132 District Government and Tehsil Municipal Administration (Budget) Rules, 2003, Rule 57, 58 (3) and 59 Constitutions of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application The approval of the Council, the Deputy Speaker, although removed from his position by the High Court decision, presided over the budget meeting, which, when the objection was raised by the members, the majority of the Council's letters presided over by the senior members of the Council Budget approved Addressing the District Coordination Officer, requesting them to add amendments to the existing development budget books as per the Council's action and submit them to the Regional Local Government Commission through the District Liaison Officer for confirmation. Demand for a grant submitted by the same Deputy submitted by the Council after the approval of the Budget, the Nazim Council could not legally meet on the same subject in the subsequent Council meeting. Provisions of the Provincial Local Government Commission, as provided for in section 132 of the Ordinance, do not involve the determination of annual budget matters, as is the nature of the ordinance, to approve a budget or to have budgetary authority Will reflect the sovereignty of The entire scheme of Local Government Ordinance, 2001 was based on deviation of powers, which included financial powers from the provincial government to the district government, the enforcement of such doctrine before the Commission or the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, The hypocrisy of the entire 2001 High Court could not be revealed. The Council approved the budget approved, while keeping the proceedings of such meeting of the Council together, power of attorney advocate Thatta lawyer