CDA's official public notice dated 28 August 2026 gives specified Sector E-12 affectees a final 15-day opportunity to submit applications concerning rights that may remain under one land award and three BUP awards issued between 1985 and 1989. FPN explains who should act, how to protect filing evidence and why the notice is not itself an allotment, compensation or entitlement decision.
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These dates identify the awards named in the notice. They do not, by themselves, establish that a person or property qualifies.
| Official date | Record described by CDA | What an applicant should match |
|---|---|---|
| 29 May 1985 | Land acquisition award | Name, land particulars, ownership or succession chain and the exact award record |
| 10 September 1985 | Built-up property (BUP) award | Structure/property reference and any unpaid or unresolved right |
| 16 September 1987 | Built-up property (BUP) award | Claimant identity, affected property and previous CDA correspondence |
| 20 September 1989 | Built-up property (BUP) award | Award entry, entitlement basis and supporting record |
The official register shows 28 August 2026. If that is the operative publication date, the fifteenth calendar day would fall on 12 September 2026; CDA should confirm the legally operative cut-off and working-day submission method in writing.
| Step | Applicant action | Evidence to retain |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Confirm scope | Ask CDA whether the named award and claimant/property fall within this notice | Written response, diary number or official email |
| 2. Confirm deadline | Verify the publication date, last date, office timing and holiday treatment | Stamped note or official communication |
| 3. File early | Submit a signed application with indexed annexures before the confirmed cut-off | Stamped receiving copy and diary/receipt number |
| 4. Preserve delivery proof | If CDA allows another filing mode, keep dispatch and delivery evidence | Courier receipt, delivery confirmation and complete duplicate set |
| 5. Follow the file | Request the dealing branch, file reference and next procedural step | Written follow-up trail; do not rely only on a verbal assurance |
The notice does not publish a complete application form or eligibility list. Obtain CDA's document requirements and independent legal advice for the individual case.
| Document group | Examples to prepare | Critical check |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and authority | CNIC, contact details, authority letter or power of attorney | Applicant and representative names must match the filing |
| Award linkage | Relevant award extract, land/BUP particulars and earlier CDA letters | Show how the claimant and property connect to the named award |
| Ownership or succession | Title/revenue record, death certificate and legal-heir/succession documents where applicable | Explain every change from original affectee to current claimant |
| Previous proceedings | Earlier applications, receipts, allotment/compensation record, orders or court documents | Disclose pending and decided matters accurately |
| Current application | Signed request, concise chronology and indexed annexures | State the remaining right claimed without exaggerating entitlement |
It is a final public invitation for a person who believes rights remain under the specified 1985, 1987 or 1989 land/BUP awards to submit an application within 15 days of publication.
It is the fifteenth calendar day if counting begins from the official register date of 28 August 2026. The notice measures time from publication, so confirm the operative publication date, office hours and legally accepted filing method directly with CDA.
No. Filing preserves a request for consideration; it does not prove eligibility, accept the claim, allot property, determine compensation or override an existing order.
The notice names a land award dated 29 May 1985 and BUP awards dated 10 September 1985, 16 September 1987 and 20 September 1989.
Keep a complete duplicate application, stamped receiving copy, diary or receipt number, annexure index and any written confirmation of the deadline and dealing branch.
No. A pending application is not a transferable title or accepted entitlement. Buyers should verify the award chain, CDA decision, allotment/compensation status, litigation and seller authority independently.
The notice is directed at specified Sector E-12 affectees connected with the named land and BUP awards, not every E-12 owner, allottee or buyer. A claimant should first match the original affected person, land or structure particulars and award record. Legal heirs and representatives need a documented succession or authority chain rather than only a family statement or dealer file.
CDA calls this a final opportunity and says an application received after the stated period will not be considered. The safest response is to verify the cut-off with CDA and file early. A calendar estimate is useful for urgency, but the operative publication date, holidays, office timing and permitted delivery method can affect whether a submission is treated as timely.
A useful application should do more than cite Sector E-12. It should identify the relevant award, the original affectee, the affected land or BUP, the right said to remain and the evidence supporting the present applicant. Add a short chronology and an indexed set of legible documents so the receiving office can trace the claim without guessing.
The official document does not announce a fresh allotment scheme, approve all old claims or promise compensation. It provides a filing opportunity. CDA may still examine identity, award coverage, earlier settlement, limitation, succession, duplicate claims, court orders and the exact right asserted. Marketing a pending application as a confirmed plot or cash entitlement would be misleading.
A buyer should not pay merely because a seller has submitted an application under this notice. Obtain the original award record, complete succession and transfer chain, CDA's written decision, any allotment or compensation document, current status and independent legal review. A receipt proves filing only; it does not prove acceptance, title, transferability, location or possession.
Take a complete duplicate file to the relevant CDA office, ask the receiving official to identify the dealing branch and obtain a stamped copy with diary or receipt number. If the notice affects an inherited, disputed or previously litigated claim, have a lawyer review the award record and existing orders before framing the request. Keep all communication written and do not surrender original documents without an official receipt.
Verified on 28 August 2026 against CDA's official Public Notices register and the linked one-page Urdu notice, PID(I) 1893/26. The notice refers to Sector E-12 affectees whose land was acquired through an award dated 29 May 1985 and whose built-up properties (BUP) were acquired through awards dated 10 September 1985, 16 September 1987 and 20 September 1989. It asks a person who believes rights remain under those awards to submit an application to the office of the undersigned within 15 days of publication, describes this as the final opportunity and says later applications will not be considered. The document is issued under the authority of the Deputy Commissioner, CDA, Islamabad. It does not identify every eligible person, approve a claim, allot a plot, determine compensation, confirm possession or resolve litigation. The official register is dated 28 August 2026, but applicants should obtain CDA's written confirmation of the operative publication date and cut-off instead of relying only on FPN's calendar calculation. Information may change after publication; always obtain the latest official document before acting.
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