Sections 5 and 5 of the Punjab Private Site Development Scheme (Regulation) Rules, 2005, RR 2 (G) and 5 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 23, 24 and 199 Constitutional Requirements Acquisition of Private Housing Scheme Property Rights Applicants in question Which was acquired by the authorities for the responsible company, a private housing scheme developer, acquired under the provisions of Rule 2 (g) of the Private Site Development Schemes (Regulation) Rules of Punjab, a Private Housing Scheme Manufacturer. According to the scheme's acquisition and award notification, the total land acquired was over 20% fixed and only 728 kanals and 7 marshals could be acquired, ie 20% of the total area, the respondent company did not provide the houses. Did. Public development expenditures on a large scale or on a public basis or at the actual purchase price, including the respondent company was as good a private Indian as any other Indian citizen engaged in such business, authoritative or institutional Land Acquisition Act of 1894 There is no justification for waiving the provisions of Sections 5 and 5A, and prohibiting the owners from objecting to their rights, guaranteed under Articles 23 and 24 of the Fundamental Rights Constitution. The property was violated and violated by which authority the applicants were arrested. They were illegally deprived of their property and because of the extent to which notification and award was illegal and ineligible
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