MUHAMMAD ISLAM versus REAL BUILDERS THROUGH SHAIKH MUHAMMAD SADIQ
Section 52, 195 and Schedule VI, Item 64 (2) of the Sindh Buildings Control Ordinance (v. 1979), Section 4 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), AX Exxon, RR1 and 2 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Interim Decree, Plot Nature Grant, Development Authority Change The respondent's residential plot was converted into a commercial and allowed it to be increased in the commercial building that the plaintiff raised by the plaintiff was The development authority did not have the authority to convert the plot to a commercial trial court. And the lower appellate court refused to grant an interim order against the construction of the building by the respondent, the plot was a residential plot in the residential area, it was the local government only, under the schedule leave, item of Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001 Under 64 (2), the subjects were eligible to vary or change the terms and conditions of the plot lease. Such a change in the nature of the plot should be made after giving adequate notice to the occupiers / other property owners. In the neighborhood, which will likely be affected, the administration, administration and financial management of the municipal offices, including those likely to be affected under Section 52 of the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001, has been entrusted to the Talik Municipal Administration Development Authority. ? The relevant city was set up under section 4 of the Sindh Building Control Ordinance 1979 to plan, construct, and demolish buildings and plots by builders and societies and demolish dangerous and dilapidated buildings within its jurisdiction. Organize quality standards, charge prices and advertisements. Sindh Buildings Cont
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