MUHAMMAD MUMTAZ SHAH versus CANTONMENT BOARD, ABBOTTABAD
Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art, 199 of the Cantonment Act 1924 sections 60 and 61 were challenged on the basis that it was imposed without the approval and approval of the federal government and this discrimination was imposed only on it. had gone. There was no evidence on the record that the Cantonment Board was empowered to impose any kind of tax on the citizens under the same justified provision of the Security 60, Cantonment Act, 1924. Was not brought in to suggest that the petitioners had raised any objection to it. To them, two receipts were added, which would indicate the submission of development charges along with the petition that the imposition of development charges was issued with the federal government's prior approval, so no legal charges against the development charges. An exception cannot be taken, therefore, the constitutional application challenged was not enforceable
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