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SAKHI MUHAMMAD versus ZILA COUNCIL, RAHIMYAR KHAN

Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979 Section 39 Punjab Local Council (Contract) Rules, 1981, R2 Punjab Local Council (Lease) Rules, 1990, R2 Punjab District Council Goods (Emission) Tax Rules, 1990, R10 Constitution Pakistan (1973). , Article 199 Constitution Petitions were leased to applicants for the collection of various taxes, they were issued approval letters on 24 10 1997, but the lease possession was handed over to the applicants on 4 11 1997 and 6 11 1997 respectively. Was done and after that, they started. Receipt of various tax amounts Applicants claim that during the interventions from 1 7 1997 to 1 11 1997, the respondents had collected the tax through their tax, therefore, the defendants claimed lease amount from 1 11 1997 Applicants have been clearly hiding the facts of the implementation of specific date agreements since 1 7 1997 and were not accused of stating that the treaties were fraudulent, misunderstood. , Are effective or consequential. Under any pressure the validity of such agreements is applied by law and this was done in accordance with the provisions of Section 39, Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 1979. The Punjab Local Council (Contract) Rules, 1981; the Punjab Local Council (Lease) Rules, 1990 and the Punjab District Council of Goods (Exit) Rules, 1990 willfully pressurize that an agreement between the parties is under the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court Will also disperse applicants for relief, they have a specific provision. Adjustment in levy of taxes for the period of supervision while staying the same with the respondents, a similar situation was expressed in the advertisement for lease auction and the applicant auctioned. famous supreme court advocate from Rabwah lawyer