RAHAT ALI SHERWANI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND WORKS
RR 2 (b), 15 (2) and 29A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Residential Allotment Legislative Allotment Letter Rules, on the basis of the Federal Government-issued allotment order following the relaxation of the respondents in the rules. The house in question was allotted. It was submitted by the petitioner that the allotment letter was not issued by the State Office in favor of the respondents and the residence was beyond its entitlement The property was only a proper allotment order issued by the State Office and no other. There was no order. Therefore, the respondents did not have the allotment letter as a valid allotment order but the federal government had the power to ease any rule but to be used in the public interest on the basis of entitlement and labor issues and sympathy. Was to be recorded for such relaxation. The Order of Relaxation Speaking Order should be, for reasons, and should not be combined with the Order of Allotment if the Federal Government intends to ease any rules regarding housing allotment, then issue a concession order to the State. Should have been informed. The State Office Allotment Letter was the only institution to issue an office after the federal government relaxed the rules, the State Office could issue an allotment letter based on the relaxation given by the government, so there was no reason for the relaxation of the rules in writing. Was not given on. , The relaxation order was not in accordance with Residential Allotment Rules 20 KR 29A 02 The High Court declared the allotment letter issued in favor of the defendant illegal and without any legal authority.
