MAKHDOOM AHMAD GHAUNS versus CHAIRMAN, TOWN/MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE, QADIRPUR RAWN, MULTAN
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 17 Special Powers In the case of urgent powers, the exercise of the question of whether there was an urgent need to acquire the land for a particular purpose was a matter for a sole determination by the Government and the relevant authority and the provisions thereof. 17 Supply was not subject to review by the courts. (1), immediately after the issuance of a notification under the Land Acquisition Act, Section 17 (4), the Land Acquisition Act, immediately after the applicant, without waiting for the completion of regularity, immediately Arrange for steps and avoid any delays in the process. A steel order was issued by the High Court; the High Court and the matter is still pending. Therefore, because of the Court Act, for the purpose of section 17 (4), the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, was not abolished, land was still required for the proposed schemes for public purposes. A lengthy delay after the objection (due to the self-petitioner resorting to litigation) was immediately lost in this case, if any, that could not be entertained.
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