MUHAMMAD MUNIR ABDULLAH versus TEHSIL MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION
Sections 3, 4, 5, 112 and 116 of the Rights of Cantonment Land Administration Rules, 1937, RR 4 and 5 Punjab Local Government Ordinance (XIII of 2001), Section 54 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Station Headquarters, The auctioneer placed the livestock market on a piece of land with the highest bidder attached to the Pakistani armed forces. The applicant alleged that the municipal administration was interfering with the illegal commercial activity. Which was made under a valid agreement with the cantonment station headquarters. The applicant claimed that there was a camping ground leased to the cattle market, which fell into the Class A 1 category under Rule 4 of the Cantonment Land Administration Rules, 1937, which used the aforementioned land to hold the cattle market. Was allowed. The Cantonment Act, 1924, consisted of places located anywhere in the cantonment where regular armed forces were contested. The applicant also claimed that under sections 4 and 5 of the Cantonment Act, 1924, the federal government had no The territorial boundaries may include any local area of the local council after which such area will be subject to cantonment. The Act, 1924, and all other regulations, by or under the by-laws, the municipal administration claimed that the area under the control was within the territorial limits of the municipal administration and was owned by the provincial government as registered rights holders from the land. Appears. The Department of Defense was the owner in the farmer's column and the other person entered as a tenant. Name of the applicant in the cattle market holding agreement
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