BLUE STAR SPINNING MILLS LTD. versus COLLECTOR OF SALES TAX
The Scope Sales Tax Department had originally passed an order against the applicant company, rejecting the limitation to revoke the Supreme Court judgment of Article 3 Constitution Pakistan, Article 188, against such order. The appeal was dismissed by the appellate tribunal, dismissing the petitioner's company. Claimed that the order originally approved by the department was a invalid order. That the appellate tribunal, the High Court and the Supreme Court have no restriction on the principle of justification and that the aspect of appellate tribunal, the High Court and the Supreme Court justification did not imply that Not moving the range against the invalid order was not a complicated rule. It was a invalid order and in due process it was bound to challenge the same within the stipulated / fixed period from the date of knowledge before the appropriate forum; the appeal filed before the appellate tribunal was confessed before the tribunal. Was, and was rightly targeted. To some extent and no reason for the condolences was found. The High Court agreed with the appellate tribunal order
