MUHAMMAD KHUSHAL versus CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH CHAIRMAN, C.D.A., ISLAMABAD
CLS4A and 2 (2) of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877) clause 42 and 55 of the plaintiffs' declaration and mandatory injunction suit were dismissed by the courts simultaneously, the plaintiffs conceded that the development authority of the capital Under the policy, the plaintiffs were entitled to a residential plot that was not allotted in the interest of the plaintiffs, who lived in a jointly owned property that was owned by the plaintiff and also owned other land acquired by the Capital Development Authority. That couldn't have happened. It is said to be a person who owns a property built in the form of a separate or independent house which, therefore, will not be a family unit for the purpose of the Islamabad Homeless Rescue Policy, 1984 and Nor will he be entitled to claim any plot. The aforesaid policy claimant (4A), in lieu of the family unit, filed a claim in addition to the allotment of property to his maternal aunt who was a member working in the interest of the applicant, which was revoked.
