ZAHID SAEED versus CITY DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, KARACHI THROUGH DISTRICT COORDINATION OFFICER
Sections 107, 109,112, 132, 192 (2) and Schedule V, Part 11, CL3 Amendment to Land Use and Master Planning Supplementary Laws, 2003, Cls 6 5 and 8 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Land Trade Source Due to the change in the funds created by the provincial government for such business, the provincial government on the development of the areas related to the management of the union councils in Karachi by the organizers of various union councils in Karachi. Has regretted not spending 37 per cent of such funds with the provincial government's implementation, the Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001 being a Stephens Code. Which was provided to the State Government allocated funds, accounts nuts and account for the entire mechanism is provided for audit testing, Sindh Local Government Ordinance, 2001, the budget approved and funds. Applicants for development programs being a part and parcel of the City District Government and the whole process of its budget participated in the meetings of the applicants under the Sindh Local Government Ordinance 2001, its provisions or rules made under it. Applicants have neither objected to nor sought any recourse under the ordinance to resolve the complaint. The funds and expenditures generated by the provincial government will reflect the expenditure of huge sums on the development of the areas under the relevant applicant councils of applicants, as claimed by Culture 4 of Land Use and Master Planning Divisions 2003 I need to spend 37% of the time spent on applicants after consulting the relevant union council management
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