Section 200 Cantonment Ordinance (CXXXVII of 2002), Section 243 and First Schedule, Entry No. 9 Cantonment Board, parking fee parking on commercial vehicles, legally the cantonment board designated parking on commercial vehicles coming to the city at every stop. Fees charged. That is, the General Bus Stand, located in the High Court cantonment area, felt that since there was no provision in the Cantonment Act, 1924, giving the board the option to receive parking fees, such instability should be avoided. The Board held that it was fully authorized to impose such parking fees under section 200 of the Cantonment Act, 1924, and under the section 243, read with entry number 9, the first schedule of the Cantonment Ordinance 2002, In the accuracy section 200 of 1924, the amount imposed by the stallions is mentioned. Rentals and fees for stalls, shops, stand-sheds, pens and other specialty trading activities at vendors selling goods and in the public aisle. Kate or the Public Slaughter House respectively and which is also subject to approval by the competent authority was not referred to in section 200 of the Parking Fees Act, 1924; the cantonment board did not have the authority to expand the scope of the charging section, and Speculation was included or read that some activity was not envisaged or was not considered in the charging section (ie Section 200 of the Cantonments Act 1924), although the option to impose parking fees was available under the Cantonment Ordinance 2002, It was said that the ordinance federal had not yet been implemented. Notification by Government on Cantonment Ordinance 2002 yet
