NAWAB DIN versus DISTRICT MAGISTRATE, LAHORE
84 Constitution Pakistan (1973) Section 1924 of Pakistan Act, 1924; Appeal against assessment and tax levy of Act 199 constitutional tax on which the tax was assessed, appeal against such assessment before the District Magistrate shall be preferred, The District Magistrate or an officer who, in his order, denies or denies any tax refund under Section 84 of the Appeals and Assessments Act, 1924, against the Assessment or Imposed Taxes by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Authorized by the Central Government, the Additional District Magistrate (General), appointed under Section 10 (2) of the Criminal Code, 1898 Was granted and authorized by the provincial government, only to exercise the powers of the District Magistrate's Criminal Code, Code of Conduct, 1898, the authority to exercise powers under the Federal Order of the District Magistrate was not granted, according to which, the applicants Had submitted the law against this assessment and taxation. The Additional Deputy Commissioner (General), who was unable to hear and decide the appeal, was therefore instructed by the District Magistrate to withdraw the appeal from the Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) and, after giving the opportunity to the contesting parties, Decide on the merit accordingly.
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