SAJIDA MAQSOOD versus AZAD GOVERNMENT THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY
In the acquisition of Article Azad Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 444), Article 42 and Mala 44, the appellant challenged the acquisition of land required for construction of the Prime Minister House by the appellant. Detailed design authorities have revealed that the design included land covered in the design, and the Department of Revenue's map also showed that the land had fallen into this design when the prime minister received a large area for construction of the house. If so, a survey number could be omitted from the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, at the center of all survey numbers. Shin was given, so that the land acquisition of land for the prime minister's office for the public meant to be a public purpose, which was to a great extent. From the record that was really needed for the construction of the Prime Minister House, which was a public purpose, no element of the bead exists in the e-acquisition process.
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