Sections 146D, 53 (3) and 193, Eighth Schedule, CL (8) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199, 4 and 24 Constitutional Applicants challenged the capture of their generators by the Tehsil Municipal Administration authorities that the applicants Had installed generators outside it. In the shops that justified the encroachment, no order for the seizure or seizure of the generators was brought on record by the authorities, the notice to the applicant did not specifically mention that the installation of the enclosure generators. There has been sheer accuracy and sheer illegality in forcing generators from. He had complied with the violations, stating that action was taken in accordance with CL (8) of the Eighth Schedule of Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, in which the powers under the provision of compensation for tickets were transferred to section 146 D of Punjab. No order was passed against the applicant. Local Government Ordinance, 2001 Members and Employees o f Local Government, which was constituted under the provisions of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001, was a Government employee under section 193 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, such members and servants of the public office. And they could not be allowed without action against the citizens. The adoption of the procedure provided by the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001 and the rules made there under, were the least required to take action against a citizen under a show cause notice that the public officer generators were privately owned by the applicant. Legally deprived of this Article 4. Everyone in the Constitution had to deal with the law and the life, liberty, body, rights of any person.
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