Section Pakistan and the Constitution Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Proprietorship Property, which was owned by the District Council, was said to have applied for the establishment of two Khasra No. Industrial Unit Petitioner for years for the year. Were leased out for. After that, the District Nazim, after taking possession of the land, passed the order to remove the encroachment on Nazim's complaint and said that the rulers deleted the Iron Gate of the petitioner, under which Justice of Peace under Section 22A & 22B. An application has been filed against. , The PC against the CR said that the termination of justice was dismissed, the petitioner filed a constitutional petition, the petitioner's lawyer rightly stated that the property owned is no longer public property and The District Administrator is not in any position to interfere in this matter. For the two cases, the unclean order in the law was bad, meaning that even if it was in a voice, it was a property of the District Administrator, that it signed the provisions of Sections 3 and 5 of the North West Frontier Province Public Property (1977). No action could be taken without any action and this disqualification ruled out the consequences. The High Court upheld the unconstitutional order up to the Supreme Court and all subsequent proceedings were malicious and violated the principles of natural justice, no doubt that an unknown order could go to civil court for challenge. , But in the circumstances the civil court can be resorted to. There was no swift and effective solution to the matter. Constitutional application was allowed
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2011
