UCH POWER LIMITED DISTIRCT NASIRABAD versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTNA
Prompt Estoppel, the heirloom service charge of the notification of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 114 Customs Act (IV of 1969), Article 18B of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution, claims the applicant's view that the exemption from customs duty The notification will be protected. The applicant for such purpose by the service charge requests the applicant for a promotional estoppel promotion estoppel, however, this would not apply and the government (the defendant) had no article that the government had any other tax on the applicant. Ban on imposition of the goods mentioned in the notification because of the interverse of section 18B of the Constitution, Customs Act, 1969, cannot be waived. The constitution, the notification issued under it, was legally issued to Eve NG, it cannot be attacked. The applicant has challenged the notification, termed it invalid and illegal, and then cannot say that the service charge imposed by such notification should be accepted as customs duty. Power was not fun
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