KHAN ZAMAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Article 17 and 18 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request Special Branch Computerized National Identity Card Report confirming the applicant's status National Notice has been issued by the Authority on the basis of such information that the applicant Deliver such a card without providing an opportunity for a hearing. The accuracy record indicates that the applicant was issued an unwanted notice pursuant to his interview. My reference to the interview in non-notice will not be proof that the applicant was interviewed by the Authority. The applicant's card was not canceled by any special order. The order of cancellation of such card could not be said, as the applicant was not available to the applicant under section 18 of the National Database and National Registration Authority Ordinance 2000, in support of which he was converted by Pakistan National. Was born Prior to the issuance of immovable property, arms licenses, utility bills and custody notices, the members of his other family should have conducted a full inquiry into the cards issued to the authority, after providing the applicant with a hearing opportunity, the applicant After verifying and scrutinizing such a record submitted by when he was not in evidence of Pakistan being a national applicant. Neither the law was heard nor interviewed, no order could be passed against anyone's interest without giving the person the opportunity of a hearing, otherwise his order would be invalid. Accepted and directed the applicant to decide the matter within a stipulated period
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