AMANAT KHAN versus MOTOR REGISTRATION AUTHORITY, CHAKWAL
Section 7 Constitution of the Punjab Finance Act 1997 Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application The earlier effect of imposing luxury tax on vehicles was the recognition of legitimate applicants that the rights of such imposed applicant were to be violated as in the year 1994. It was available. He bought his luxury car and was not on the section of the Punjab Finance Act 1997 Legislative Book at the time, which was being completely misunderstood, so he was repulsed by the Punjab Finance Act 1997. I had express provisions, which are the same as from the last date. It cannot be argued that it intended to infringe the applicant's personal rights. The government has undoubtedly the right to demand such a luxury tax claim that the application is misunderstood and accordingly was rejected.
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