HAFIZ MUHAMMAD ALEEM versus LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Section 2 (n) and 5 Punjab Procurement Rules, 2009, Rule 50 and 51 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Public Purchase Catering Services Applicants were applied for catering services Adjusted final tender by Lahore Development Authority That resulted in an incorrect purchase. As provided under RC50 of the Punjab Procurement Rules, 2009, there was no reason given by the Authority for not complying with the provisions of the Punjab Procurement Rules 2009 for bidding under tenders for catering services. Was. The Lahore Development Authority has said that it does not fall within the scope. Of the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act, 2009 or the Punjab Procurement Rules, 2009, but acknowledged that bids were processed under the Punjab Procurement Regulatory Authority Act, 2009, supplementary comments of the Lahore Development Authority were against the position of the Authority. The violation was made. The tender recorded in the questions and subsequent proceedings was violated under the GS under the Punjab Procurement Rules, 2009, and similar cases were put aside as a result of wrongful purchase as the High Court gave to the respondents. The contract was canceled as the High Court directed the Punjab Procurement Rego Litigation Authority to actively perform its duties under Section 5 of the Punjab Procurement. The Regulatory Authority Act, 2009, was allowed to apply throughout the province
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