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Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Art. 98-Writ petition-­Petition allowed by oral pronouncement but decision later changed with notice to parties-High Court, held, could change its decision before signing of . ORDER MUHAMMAD YAQUB ALI, J.-The bid given by the petitioner for leasing out octroi duty of Municipal Committee, Jamesabad, was under the rules subject to the approval of the Controlling Authority. He withheld the approval on the ground that no other person bad participated in the auction. It could not, therefore, be said that the petitioner had given the highest bid. Aggrieved by the order of the Controlling Authority, the petitioner moved the High Court in writ jurisdiction on grounds none of which was tenable in law. The petition was, at first, allowed by an oral pronouncement, but on their attention being drawn to the relevant rules, the learned Judges with notice to the parties changed their decision and dismissed the writ petition. In support of the petition for leave to appeal, it is urged : (i) that the High Court having announced the order…

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