MUHAMMAD TARIQ versus LAHORE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL, LAHORE
Article 199 The General Clause Act (X of 1897), the binding act of section 24 constitutional auction, was the highest bidder in relation to the duties of public officials, in the sale of open auction plots and they were authorized by the competent authority. Explained your bid approval. The applicant deposited the entire amount of deliberations and asked to occupy the plot in question, but was told that his bid had been canceled by the higher authorities. Public law workers have been obliged under section 24A of the General Clause Act 1897 to act in accordance with the law without fear. They were ordered to support or approve and, in a more fair, fair, reasonable and reasonable manner, delegate the authority of the Development Authority to the Additional Director-General, therefore, in such a situation the former will have Had no choice but to be reminded again. The bid approval passed by the latter order was confirmed, whimsical, arbitrary and caprious because the termination of the termination agreement could not be made as such. Such an order was sent by the Director General requesting the petitioner that it was unapproved and could not be retained and application was allowed in the same case. \ R \ n
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