MUMTAZ HUSSAIN versus DISTRICT MAGISTRATE/DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, KHAIRPUR
RR 115 (3) and 131 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Company was approved by the Federal Government by the District Magistrate for installation at a particular location of the Federal Station and had no objection certificate if the filing station Was not being built properly. The place for which the NOC was issued but elsewhere in the same area and on the same route, then the matter was subject to review by the District Magistrate, especially when he was requested by the federal government to read the location of the filling station. Was At the same place it was being constructed by a subsequent letter which could be considered a new step for the NOC and necessary steps could be taken, the district magistrate without considering the said amendment and the applicant. NOC canceled without giving any chance. The move to amend its license record did not indicate whether the district magistrate heard the company or the applicant before canceling the NOC order. The District Magistrate who canceled the NOC, without any legal authority nor had any legal effect, and accordingly the district magistrate was requested to review the matter and according to the law a new Pass the order
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