Bank of Punjab and Flat Owners Appeal IHC Ruling on Lease Cancellation
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The Bank of Punjab and flat owners have filed appeals against the Islamabad High Court's decision to cancel the lease of One Constitution Avenue. The appeals were formally acknowledged by the court, which issued notices to the Capital Development Authority. The case affects property rights and financial interests linked to the development, with implications for the bank, property owners, and future investors.
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- •The Islamabad High Court cancelled the lease of One Constitution Avenue prior to May 12, 2026.
- •The Bank of Punjab and flat owners have submitted appeals challenging this cancellation.
- •On May 12, 2026, the Islamabad High Court issued notices to the Capital Development Authority regarding these appeals.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Islamabad High Court upholds the lease cancellation the Bank of Punjab and flat owners could lose property rights and face financial losses, while the Capital Development Authority may regain control of the property.
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