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JAVED versus ZILA COUNCIL, GUJRAT

Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979 Sections 26A (2); 156 (2) (B) (C), 157, 158 and 170 Rules of the Punjab District Councils (Consumer goods tax), 1990, R16 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973) ), Depriving the right of submission to Article 199 Constitution. The highest bid of the Goods Exit Tax in relation to the auction of Goods Exit Tax Receipts for the relevant year for the receipt of Goods Tax, the Deputy Commissioner / District Council Administrator approved by the Auction Subcommittee on the matter. After consideration, the Commissioner presented the Commissioner for the Commissioner, instructing the Administrator to auction the rights to recover the tax on the goods, which were accordingly made and confirmed in favor of the Respondent. Was the highest bidder, the petitioner challenged the auction and it was affirmed in favor of the respondent that the Commission R was not given the option to interfere. The auction was earlier made in their favor by the District Council, which had the exclusive authority to confirm the auction. A notification was issued for the exercise of powers under the Government of Punjab. Section 170 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 1979, under which the Punjab Under Sections 156, 157 and 158 of the Local Government Ordinance 1979, the powers of the Government were entrusted to the Commissioners of Municipal Corporations and District Councils, to the Commissioners of the respective divisions in the matters. If compliance with an order made by the District Council is proposed to be suspended or submitted by or on behalf of the District Council, if it is not in accordance with the law or before this, the receipt of the excise tax Was on public interest lease in a very small amount in favor of the applicant immigration advocates email from Gari Habibullah lawyer