MUHAMMAD SHAFI versus MULTAN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, MULTAN THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL, MULTAN
Sections 3 (f), 4 and 7 of the Punjab Development of States Act (XIX of 1976), Section 12 (3) (4) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 24 and 199 for the establishment of a residential scheme by the Provincial Government. The acquisition that other government-owned land can also be used for such a scheme. And that the proposed scheme was not for any public purpose proposed The suitability of the land for the proposed scheme can only be determined by the acquisition agency for the purpose of acquiring the land for the housing scheme for a limited and specific section of society. was the benefit. Will benefit the whole community. In other words, all the general public or class people can buy a house under the Housing Scheme. Individual interest must give way to the interests of the society or the common people, or the competent authority has completed the housing scheme after completing all the coded formalities. The award was announced. In the constitutional jurisdiction, the court cannot resolve disputed questions of fact raised by the applicants, who can seek alternative treatment under Section 16 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, no legal or substantive right of the applicant has been violated. Yes, the High Court dismissed the constitutional petition in the circumstances. \ R \ n
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