The Punjab Acquisition of Property (WAPDA Office) (Second) Ordinance, 1963 Law in Pakistan.

The Punjab Acquisition of Property (WAPDA Office) (Second) Ordinance, 1963, was a piece of legislation in Pakistan that pertained to the acquisition of property for a specific purpose, namely the establishment of a WAPDA (Water and Power Development Authority) office. This ordinance authorized the government to acquire the property required for the WAPDA office, outlining the legal procedures for this acquisition, including compensation and related matters. It allowed for the efficient acquisition of property to support the operations and infrastructure needs of the WAPDA, an essential authority in Pakistan responsible for the development and management of water and power resources.

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