RESIDENTS WELFARE SOCIETY, SECTOR G-13, ISLAMABAD versus FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES\' HOUSING FOUNDATION
Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Changing Housing Society's Public Utility Areas to Commercial Plots Challenges Registered Welfare Society Residents to Turn Public Utility Areas and Open Plots into Commercial and Residential Plots Applicant should have sought mediation prior to treatment. Under the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction, residential and commercial plots were developed for public utility areas, including schools, parks and open spaces that could only be used for specific purposes. The open spaces were jointly owned by the residents and An inheritance for offspring, therefore, is equivalent to ending the change date of open spaces `reducing the size of the drainage, which operated as a drainage in the rainy season, which cannot be accepted under the law. Rainwater acts as a natural outlet of pressure causes g gales of palaces In the present case, the change of land was illegal, where no authority was prohibited by the law; treatment provided under the law is not required to seek the intervention of the High Court through constitutional jurisdiction. Select a specific housing scheme to look for in the supply of public housing areas, parks, schools, open spaces and such housing scheme, therefore, applicants could not miss out on public utility areas. Was in the mind of They had approved a constitutional request for membership in such a housing scheme, allowing authorities to move residential or public areas to public utility areas.
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