ABDUL MALIK versus METROPOLITAN CORPORATION, QUETTA, THROUGH ADMINISTRATOR
Section 25 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition MetroPolitan Corporation Petitioner, a Government Contractor, asserted that the MetroPolitan Corporation's agreement to collect parking fees without a tender invitation was permanent and illegal. And that the defendant was a chronic offender. It is claimed to be payable to the Corporation respondents that it has a valid contract with the Metropolitan Corporation and the Chief Minister has waived some of the money paid to the Corporation which was collected before the execution of the contract. Bidders were not invited before giving the public the right to collect parking, and after publishing in prominent local newspapers, the Metropolitan Corporation should have given the contract to the highest bidder, showing no legal arrangement. Under the Chief Minister, the public liability can be forgiven, the people without the permission of the law This amount cannot be forgiven. The money was to be spent by the Metropolitan Corporation and the Metropolitan Corporation was a legal entity operating under its own rules and regulations, and under the direction of the Corporation High Court, the Chief Minister was not authorized to waive the amount. Was. Under the circumstances it was allowed to promptly invite the corporation to bid for auction of parking fee collection rights and to issue the highest bidder's constitutional petition.
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