SUPER DRIVE-IN-LTD. versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH MEMBER (L.U.)
Article 24 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Violations of the terms of the constitutional petition, showcase notice imp and ance attendance notice in discrimination were terminated by public workers without fulfilling the prerequisite of legal notice. Before passing any order of revocation of the law to be issued under section 24 of the Government Land Colonial Act (Punjab) Act, 1912, before issuing fines or restarting the tenancy of the land, issue notice to the lessee. That would allow him to correct any violation within the law. Reasonable time, which should be not less than a month to be served on the notice, despite the remand by the Board of Revenue, the Deputy Commissioner has not issued any show cause notice under Section 24 of the Government Land (Punjab) Colonization. The Revenue Authority of the Government Lands (Punjab) Act, 1912, conducted itself in a fair, honest and transparent manner, while the only notice of hearing was issued that was not in compliance with the provisions of Section 24 of the Colonies. The need was not from a public activist, while fulfilling his public duties was not sustainable on the law and the facts. It was set aside and the matter referred to the relevant authority. The High Court directed the relevant authority to take charge of the matter, giving the applicants an opportunity under Section 24 of the Government Land (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1912, and after issuing the notice. All relevant, the application was allowed under this law to strictly approve the appropriate orders. \ R \ n
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