SHEHRI-CBE - THROUGH MEMBER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE versus SINDH ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Section 12 Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (Preliminary Environmental Examination and Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations, 2000, Regulations 3, 4 Schedule I and II D (2) Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), O XXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Complaint against: Construction of single free corridor consisting of bridge, flyover and crossing in Karachi. OLNXIs, RR1 and 2, cost more than 50 million without a request for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) under CPC, environmental impacts to prevent such construction. Will do Respondents are of the opinion that such a project falls into the category of urban development projects. Schedule I to the Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (IEEE and EIA Review) Regulations, 2000 did not require the EIA, but only the preliminary Environmental Examination (IEE) study, which was conducted with environmental protection. `` No objection occurred only after receiving the certificate. The Agency (EPA) had begun such construction and completed up to 40% of the validity when the specific and relevant head was provided under the law, then this applies, not General Head Regulation 4 and the schedule. To determine whether the construction of highways or highways costing 50 million rupees or more under the specific head of IID Regulation 2000, specific transport specific, is provided for the requirement of the EIA. To be very relevant and clear whether the project requires EIA or not the head of the 'Urban Development and Tourism', as provided under Schedule I of the Regulations Or was it, 2000 was a vast subject and apply it to the specific heads found no legal effect
