IBRAR FLOUR MILLS (PVT.) LTD., MULTAN versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB
The West Pakistan Food Stuffs (Control) Act 1958 Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 4, 18, 25 and 199 Constitutional application discrimination treating such a right of every citizen of Pakistan was denied such effect. That the applicant was given a special quota of 24 hours for wheat grinding, however, was later withdrawn by the Food Director of Food Ministerial Order to supply wheat at subsidized rates. Others were and were preferentially targeted at discretion. Against the protection available to every citizen under Articles 4, 18 and 25 of the Constitution, additional quotas were approved in favor of the applicants without obtaining a report from the relevant department or detecting the applicant's ability to grind. Without such an extra quota of wheat, the order to cancel the permanent supply of wheat to flour mills on an equal scale, therefore, cannot be said without arbitration or authorization, in fact the power of the special quota allotment. The minister was not entrusted with the food, wheat flour was given to the flour mills to facilitate the flour mills, To get the flour at the rates, give such concessions. All flour mill is available without prioritizing the others As there is no justification for continuing the special wheat quota, it has been legally withdrawn
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