KHAWAJA WASEEM HUMAYUN versus REGISTRAR CO-OPERATIVE, PUNJAB, LAHORE
Arts 199, 17 and 24 Constitutional Jurisdiction Scope Petitioner purchased a plot of land in a cooperative housing society and became a member of the society, but refused to contest the selection of the management committee of the aforesaid society, not having a bachelor's degree. went. It has been claimed that preventing them from contesting in the by-laws was discriminatory and violates Articles 17 and 24 of the Constitution of the Society, which states that the by-laws of the Society cannot be construed as constitutional. Is. Graduation terms show that prior to the implementation of a Bachelor's Degree on 18 prior 2007 2007, the election for the Society's Management Committee was contested; only 2% of the Society's total members were graduates, Therefore, will exclude any graduation requirement. 98% of members of the electoral process could not deprive 98% of their members in favor of the by-laws, nest elections provided equal opportunities to every citizen for only 2% of members, and the majority voted without obstructing the minority. Can do a particular thing whenever the rights of an individual are violated or occupied. By any act of any authority, the High Court had taken steps to protect that the existing laws of the society violated the prized rights of the majority, thus forcing the High Court to exercise its constitutional jurisdiction. Was done, the writings could not be denied merely under technical principles. The Society provided for equal rights for all members, but the By-Laws were discriminatory and tolerant of eligible members of the vote.
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