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MUHAMMAD SARWAR versus TOWN COMMITTEE, CHAK JHUMRA

Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979 SS: 156 and 166 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 intra-court appealed against the notification issued by the Administrator, Town Committee, Thereby increasing the tax rate of goods of various taxes on the basis that the applicant (appellant) had effectively substituted the appeal under Sections 156 and 166 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 1979, As a result, the provincial government appointed the administration to perform the duties of the local people. In these matters, the formal exercise of powers by the Administrator by the Local Council, which was to be carried out through a resolution pursuant to the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979, would be deemed to be an appeal to the Municipal Council under section 166 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance. Used by the resolution of. 1979, was not provided against the notification issued by the Admi. The rate of tax increase which can be considered only through a resolution of the Local Council and Administrator shall be treated as under 1515, Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979. Was not such effective or appropriate remedy as it was primarily under the Government's discretion to take action under Section 156, or in the absence of other effective and appropriate remedies, filed by the applicant. The constitutional petition was a hearing and could not be excluded; at the stage of the motion the constitutional application was dismissed. Was ordered pending, in the circumstances presented as motion by a single judge online advocate from Dunyapur lawyer