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•  Summary trials deal with less serious criminal cases in magistrates' courts.
• Cases are decided by a district judge (magistrates' courts) 

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• The first Constituent Assembly of Pakistan lasted for approximately seven years
• Establishment: August 1947
• Dissolution: 24 October 1954

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• Full name : PERA Act is the Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act 2024 (Act XI of 2024). 
• Passed by Punjab Assembly: October 11, 2024
• Assented by Governor: October 16, 2024
• Published/Enacted: October 17, 2024

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Explanation

Section 38(2) of the PERA Act deals with the situation where an illegal occupier fails to comply or satisfy the Enforcement Officer.

It empowers the officer to take further action to recover possession or enforce compliance.

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The Secretary is required to issue the meeting notice at least 7 days in advance.

This ensures that all board members have adequate time to prepare and attend.

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“Form” refers to the officially prescribed format provided in the Schedule of PERA Rules.

This ensures uniformity and compliance in submissions and documentation.

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PERA Rule 24(4) specifies that a Hearing Officer is not authorized to grant interim relief.

This ensures that only the Board or higher authority can provide temporary relief during proceedings.

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The Secretary of the PERA Board functions as the Board Secretary.

Responsible for organizing meetings, maintaining records, and coordinating all board activities.

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The Punjab Enforcement & Regulatory Authority (PERA) has its headquarters in Lahore.

It serves as the central office for coordinating enforcement and regulatory activities across Punjab.

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The Director General (DG) of PERA holds a Basic Pay Scale of 19 or higher.

This ensures senior administrative rank and authority to oversee regulatory functions.