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MUNDA HYDROPOWER LTD. THROUGH HABIB H. PARACH versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY AT WATER AND POWER

Sections 12, 21, 22, 54 and 56 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Exxonx, Rr 1 and 2, suit the construction of the hydel project on the basis of a built-in operator transfer agreement between the government and the plaintiff's approval. Suit for performance The study study report prepared by the plaintiff and subsequent decision by the government to increase the height of such project on the proposal of WAPDA after the issuance of the letter of interest by the plaintiff, repeatedly from the government by the plaintiff. The requests made have been requested by experts to resolve such issue with Nepra on tariff negotiable. Due to the plaintiff's failure to negotiate with Nepra for specific performance of the contract, Wapda's decision to complete such a plan through Wapda was temporarily dismissed by the trial court. The government was bound by the conditions of the plaintiff's reply in the letter of interest in favor of the plaintiff was not answered by the plaintiff's decision to hand over the scheme to the government / WAPDA without prior notice to the plaintiff. Heard that it was illegal to condemn the plaintiff because of violations of the principles of natural justice The project was in the early stages as Wapda found out an investor plaintiff. They could not negotiate tariffs without having to deal with the project height without having to bear the huge costs and did all the steps to the satisfaction of the government by preparing a feasibility report. The government had snatched the project without attributing the fault to the contract. The phase award was not reached through some financial compensation jobs for fresh advocates from Badin lawyer