MRS. FARIDA versus NEW ALLIED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LTD.
Section 192 (2) and Vth Schedule Karachi Building and Town Planning Regulations, 2002, Reglns 18 51.1 & 49 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Requesting to Applicant Objecting Authority on Commercialization of Residential Plots Moved. In connection with the conversion of residential to commercial plot with specific objection to the construction of an eight-storey building, any plot by allowing changes in land use, increasing housing and sewage issues for the entire block. Commercialize The Authority / City District Government had a case and such powers could not be interfered with, but only if all the rules, rules, by-laws and regulations issued from time to time by the competent authority were in compliance with the terms. Public notice was sought from the public by allowing any plot change to be made on the basis of the fact that the applicant may have admitted that the applicant had admitted that the authorities had demanded such objections, Residents filed suit, including applicants, which heard that their requirements had been met before being allowed to do business by the authority. In this regard, no formal communication has been made by the authorities, there can be no basis for interference by the High Court in the duties of independent legal legislation under its constitutional jurisdiction. No commercial multi-storeyed buildings were built in the vicinity so the dispute was misunderstood because of the fact that the entire area surrounding it had become commercial and multi-storeyed and
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