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MUHAMMAD ASGHAR versus D.C.O.

Arts 23, 24 and 199 Constitutional Appeals District Coordination Officer orders that no one can be deprived of property if the registration of transfer deed and conversion of plots in respect of plots in private housing colonies set up with regular approval. Such a right cannot be imposed on any citizen with any restrictions. The imperative order was generally and did not define illegal colonies, so action should be taken against established colonies without restriction of legal requirements and prohibited orders against them. Reject in an unreadable order

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