MUHAMMAD TARIQ versus MUNICIPAL CORPORATION, BAHAWALPUR
Municipal Administration Ordinance 1960 Section 122 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition for Contracting Dispute Resolution The questions contained in the dispute constitutional petition relating to the collection of fraudulent fees were mostly related to the determination of the terms and conditions of the agreement. (Between the parties), in which the right to submit detentions within the walled city and applicants faces inconvenience if any question relating to the rights and duties of the contract is recorded after the evidence has been recorded Can be decided by a court and not by a High Court in a constitutional jurisdiction Significantly, the respondents were issued to comply with the terms and conditions of the contract, which enables the applicant to complete the remaining period of the petition, it was also directed that the constitutional application be a part of its obligation. The fulfillment, however, is not viable
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