Article 199 of the Constitution Maintaining a Constitutional Petition The property holding auction of public property believed that the bidder had no locus standi to retain the constitutional petition as there was no contractual agreement in his favor. At the public auction, as the highest bidder, the petitioner sought to enforce the petitioner, the proprietor was interested in enforcing the legal duties of the authority to perform the public auction fairly, transparently and without discrimination. , It was the authority's duty to enforce the applicant, which came out of the law and the authority's own published laws and the method of auctioning public property, the applicant had the locus standi to enforce the legal duties of the authority. That affected the applicant's proprietary interest. General Chat Chat Lounge n
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2009
