KASHMIR FREE BLOOD BANK AND WELFARE CENTRE (REGISTERED) versus MIRPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, MIRPUR
Section 11 Plot Transfer The creation of the plot at the place where the plot actually moved was located in the name of the Plot Appellant The application filed by the Appellant for approval of the Building Plan was not approved and it The appellant had come to the knowledge that a new plot in the Sector High Court had rejected the writ petition applying the principle of scrutiny, and various numbers were created instead of rejecting his request that his appeal be appealed. The developer has acknowledged the fact of making a new plot of appellant. His request did not acknowledge the creation of a new plot; he merely mentioned the change in plot size. The High Court did not properly apply the principle of estoppel in the case of the High Court. The writ petition was of vital legal importance, which required detailed consideration, which was possible after the regular hearing of the parties' authority, Section 11 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Mirpur Development Ordinance 1974. , But there is no provision in the said ordinance that amends the Master Plan The authority can only be varied or amended master plan approved by the government case. The parties were remanded to the High Court for judgment after the notice
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