SHEIKHAN WALA CITIZEN COMMUNITY, KHANEWAL versus EXECUTIVE DISTRICT OFFICER (COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT) KHANEWAL
Article 193 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 The constitutional petition agreement between the parties stated that the construction work was assigned by the district government to the applicant / community board which was to be completed within the stipulated period. Failed to complete the task during the specified period. The Board (petitioner) had seized the money and, on the basis of the said information, the matter was referred to the Anti-Corruption Establishment for the registration of a criminal case for investigation of the matter, the counsel for the applicant Board argued. The board is not a civil servant but is a non-profit organization, the authorities did not have the authority to take any action against the board or any of its members prayed that the authorities initiate an action / inquiry against the board. Stop, was registered in the Community Development Department, which was the registration authority, according to the Punjab Local Government Under the NST Ordinance, 2001, section 193 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001, the Board came under the definition of "civil servant", as under the Constitutional Rule, section 21 of the 1860 High Court, with unusual constitutional jurisdiction. In use, the authorities could not stop the action. , Order inquiries or inquiries, unless it is known that this was done by public works, with no jurisdiction or legal authority. \ r \ n
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