Article 195, Sixth Schedule CL 49 and 53 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution of New Cattle Market, Applicants Establishment Commission Official Cattle Market Agents have the right to receive entry fees and commissions from livestock buyers and buyers. Has claimed compensation. Due to the loss of their fixtures in the Old Cattle Market to the local administration, under the legality the Local Government had the exclusive authority to establish or move any public market or public slaughterhouse or Its private part could have been set up in the local government area after the acquisition of the license, but not otherwise, some associations invested in or attached the property for the purchase of a lease on the establishment of cattle market in the public sector. By providing facilities, such persons are legally entitled to claim such fees and commissions. Which will charge a fee from the seller or buyer of the used cattle. In such an association, practicing such a marketplace is no stranger to the law-abiding persons on the subject of the trim commission, being alien to the law scheme provided for the establishment of cattle markets in the past. Not even a person licensed to set up a private market can claim nor can anyone apply for a court order in connection with the establishment or provision of a new cattle market. You can approach the competent court for your investment claim, which can be decided after the evidence is recorded That no legal provision by applicants
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