ELAHI BAKHSH versus EXECUTIVE DISTRICT OFFICER (EDUCATION), D.G.KHAN
Article 199 Constitutional jurisdiction The rights and duties of the applicant gave the provincial government land for the construction of a government school with the condition that when the school starts education in the school, the applicant's family Will give children space as a class. IV employees and agreements between the parties were implemented and signed by the District Education Officer Petitioner. Second, if any of the terms and conditions of the contract were violated, the appropriate way for the applicant was to file a civil lawsuit with the court of competent jurisdiction, as it would be appropriate to enforce the contractual obligation. The forum was civil court contractual rights and duties had to be enforced by the courts of the general jurisdiction of the High Court, the exercise of its constitutional jurisdiction would require interference in matters arising out of contractual obligations and Article Article of the Constitution. 199, may not exercise the powers to enforce any agreement. Parties \ r \ n
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