The court had previously issued arrest warrants for the CDA chairman in connection with the matter.The petitioner had obtained a decree in his favour in 2000.
The case later reached the Supreme Court, which upheld the decision in favour of the petitioner.Muhammad Rashid maintains that he is among those affected by the CDA's land acquisition.
According to his position, the authority acquired his land but has not provided him the benefits available under its rehabilitation and resettlement policy.The petitioner told the court that the decree had not been fully implemented despite the earlier judicial decisions.Barrister Hasnain Haider Thaheem appeared before the court as counsel for the petitioner.
He requested the court to ensure the effective and complete implementation of the decree.
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