JAM versus TALUKA NAZIM, TALUKA MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION, LARKANA
Section 124, 125 and 129 of the Sindh Local Government (Contract) Rules, 2001, R10 (3) and the Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of the applicants of the Chief Minister in the use and disposal of the Local Government property. Impact of the ban imposed by the auctioneer on allotments to the Local Government through auction. Approved the directive that this situation be maintained. Nazim withdrew the notice of cancellation of the allotment interviewer, who applied for the party's implementation, alleging that when the ban was imposed by the chief minister, the plot in the dispute during the ban period. The settlement was without lawful authority and had no legal effect. Section 124 of the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001, which deals with the disposal of property of the local government, is a legislative provision. 27 27 8 After the 1997 letter, the ban imposed by the Chief Minister will be abolished unless otherwise the Section 129 of the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001 gives the Chief Minister no authority in this regard, which means That would be If the action taken by the Local Government under Section 124 of the said Ordinance, the ban imposed by the Chief Minister, even if this ban still applies, will not apply to the property of the municipalities.
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