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Correspondence and official minutes from the Karachi Improvement Trust regarding housing schemes |

Correspondence and official minutes from the Karachi Improvement Trust regarding housing schemes

Sub title : Official letters, meeting minutes, and administrative correspondence related to land allotment

Subject: Fatima Jinnah | Karachi Improvement Trust | Housing Schemes

Date of publication: 1957

Language: Urdu / English

Page: 14 p.

Source: National Archives of Pakistan

Serial no: 29470

Keyword: Karachi Improvement Trust -- Ministry of Works -- Housing Schemes -- Housing Societies -- Correspondence | Karachi Improvement Trust -- Housing Schemes -- Profit Limits -- Property Ownership -- Karachi -- Correspondence | Karachi Improvement Trust -- Commercial Plots -- Premium -- Ground Rent -- Correspondence | Karachi Improvement Trust -- National Stadium -- Karachi Joint Water Board Quarry -- Exemptions -- Correspondence

Abstract: Official correspondence and meeting minutes from the Karachi Improvement Trust (K.I.T.) regarding housing schemes. A letter dated December 4, 1957, from the K.I.T. to the Ministry of Works discusses points agreed upon with Housing Societies, including profit limits, the condition against owning another property in Karachi, and the schedule for installment payments. It also covers water and sewage connections, the sale of commercial plots, premium and ground rent, and exemptions for the National Stadium and Karachi Joint Water Board Quarry.

Description: A letter from the Karachi Improvement Trust to the Under Secretary, Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Works, dated December 4, 1957, detailing agreements with Housing Societies regarding profit limits, allotment conditions, installment schedules, water and sewage connections, commercial plot sales, premium and ground rent, and exemptions. The second document is a set of minutes from a meeting held in the Chairman's room, Karachi Improvement Trust, on August 8, 1957, covering similar topics, including the payment schedule, conditions for allotment, water connections, sale of commercial plots, and zoning regulations. The third is a letter dated December 9, 1961, from Mumtaz Habib, Secretary to Miss Fatima Jinnah, to Mr. T. Hussain of the T. Hussain Welfare Trust, acknowledging his letter, conveying Miss Jinnah's regrets for being unable to perform the foundation stone laying ceremony, and stating her disagreement with the proposal to name sections of the institutions after her. SCANNED BY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF PAKISTAN.

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