METALEX (PRIVATE) LIMITED versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY
Declaration and Permanent Order under Section 42 and 54 Karachi Port Trust Act (VI of 1886), Section 2 (3), 3, 18, 25, 26, 27 and Schedule A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 172 Through the natural reclamation of the land, the Sindh government has allocated real estate in such land, claiming to be the owner of Karachi Plot Trust (KPT) for allotment of such land for industrial and commercial purposes. Transfer of such plots to the Plaintiffs by notification in the Bombay Gazette dated 24 and 1887 and thereafter pursuant to Section RO 307 (KE) / 91, dated 5 10 1991, thus, Haku. Sindh was not able to generate any interest in any property, under which the Karachi Port Trust formed Karachi to operate. C-Port was authorized to acquire immovable property directly or through the acquisition process, at the time of the implementation of Karachi Port Trust, no immovable property except Pt. May be. Acquisition of immovable property under Sections 25 and 26 of the Act, 1886 and consequently subject to the Board's stipulated condition that it may lease, sell and transfer immovable property held in KPTland. The source can be reclaimed at port's cost / expense. The geographical boundaries of Karachi Port were notified under Section 3 Karachi Port Trust Act, 1886 without payment of compensation at any time, although from time to time it may change, but to operate and manage the affairs of this port. KPTs have only practical or legal limitations, but such limitations may not. Like this
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