On cda’s complaint: FIA books MPCHS for violating layout plans
MPCHS had encroached upon land earmarked as “right of way” between itself and CDA’s sector A-17.
The case was registered against the office bearers of the Mutli-Professional Cooperative Housing Society (MPCHS) from 2008 onwards on CDA’s complaint for allegedly encroaching upon land meant for amenity purposes and for violating its approved layout plan. PHOTO: ONLINE
ISLAMABAD:
On a day when the Auditor General of Pakistan, released a damaging audit report disclosing the loss of billions of rupees by the CDA for approving illegal plans of housing societies, the FIA Tuesday lodged an FIR against one housing society for allegedly violating its approved layout plans.
The case was registered against the office bearers of the Mutli-Professional Cooperative Housing Society (MPCHS) from 2008 onwards on CDA’s complaint for allegedly encroaching upon land meant for amenity purposes and for violating its approved layout plan.
According to the complaint, MPCHS had encroached upon land earmarked as “right of way” between itself and CDA’s sector A-17. The society developed and allotted 90 residential and eight commercial plots on the land. They also allegedly reduced the green belt by 2.4 per cent unilaterally.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 5th, 2016.
On a day when the Auditor General of Pakistan, released a damaging audit report disclosing the loss of billions of rupees by the CDA for approving illegal plans of housing societies, the FIA Tuesday lodged an FIR against one housing society for allegedly violating its approved layout plans.
The case was registered against the office bearers of the Mutli-Professional Cooperative Housing Society (MPCHS) from 2008 onwards on CDA’s complaint for allegedly encroaching upon land meant for amenity purposes and for violating its approved layout plan.
According to the complaint, MPCHS had encroached upon land earmarked as “right of way” between itself and CDA’s sector A-17. The society developed and allotted 90 residential and eight commercial plots on the land. They also allegedly reduced the green belt by 2.4 per cent unilaterally.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 5th, 2016.