MST. NASREEN AKHTAR versus PROVINCE OF THE PUNJAB THROUGH COLLECTOR, LAHORE
Section 13 Land Acquisition Act (Constitution of 1894), Sections 4 and 31 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 and 199 Constitution Petitions were obtained in 1975, the Upper Mall Housing Scheme was declared an award of landlord in 12 5 1975. In order to get the application exempted plot, the Lahore Development Authority decided on 24th 2004, due to non-availability of plot in favor of the plot, instead of granting a plots in the scheme, according to the Land Acquisition Collector's review. The applicant was given a date of 24, 2004 for payment of cash compensation. Development authority, exemption of plots from one scheme to another was not allowed, a policy of welding immunity was instituted by the predecessor of the Lahore Development Authority, whereby the owners held their original meeting at the meeting with 2/3 of the Lahore Development Authority. Let's equal the plots. Alternatively plots were approved in the same affairs authority on 16 12 2006, despite a ban on exemption of plots in return. 24 Land received from 2006 2006 again substituted other victims in other developed schemes. Plots were approved Applicant was entitled to exemption plots in case of such other victims The Lahore Development Authority was not ready to accommodate the applicant by discounting the other developed scheme or compensate at current market rate. Mandatory acquisition of land allowed under the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 Landowners who request was subject to the payment of appropriate compensation, after more than three decades, said the proposal to charge the Lahore Development Authority
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