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ZEENAT MANUFACTURING (PVT.) LTD.,GADOON AMAZAI INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SWABI versus SECRETARY, SURVEY AND REBATE, CENTRAL BOARD OF REVENUE, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, ISLAMABAD

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 19 Section R511 (1) / 89, Article 3 1989 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) exemption of customs duty on imported raw materials and grant of exemption in sales tax after two such Return of Grant. Representative applicants were exempted on a one-time 25% compensation for a one-year period, but only explained the terms of the beneficiary, saying that the beneficiary, however, would not receive the raw materials within the specified period. Unable to import and demand further extension, which was approved but the applicant did not finish within the extension period (dubious quota) and requested a re-extension, which was refused under which the petition was before the Supreme Court. The passenger admitted that he was not the time-consuming object, justifying further extension. Should have gone, the applicant could not claim. Such an application was not presented four times to the Supreme Court for the first time while protesting for not extending the time before the High Court, without the intention of availing the benefit. The time extension was requested, which was fully aware of the time period for the benefit to be used; therefore, the object was not at that time the essence of the performance of the responsibility, automatically losing significance, of further extension. There was no honesty or discrimination with the relevant authority in refusing to grant approval, the High Court ruled. Holiday appeal petition against the removal order, the Supreme Court dismissed. immigration advocates from Umer Kot lawyer