SHAHBAZ TRADERS versus ZILA COUNCIL, MULTAN
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Section 166 Punjab Local Councils (Export Taxes) Rules, 1990, 14, 15 and 16 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for the enforcement of a contractual restriction for the recovery of export tax leasing authority. Export tax paid by the applicant was rejected, the applicant stated that the cancellation of the contract of constitutional application under which the applicant was leased, provided for the arbitration clause under which the parties. In case of any dispute between the parties, the matter was to be referred to the arbitrator, otherwise it could also be resolved in section 166, Punjab Local Government. The appeal was provided under Dennis, 1979, and treatment of appeals and revisions was also provided under orders 14 and 15 of the Punjab Local Council (Export Tax) Rules 1990, 1990, which the applicant sought. Did not benefit. If the applicant had a complaint, he could seek an arbitration clause under the agreement. The arbitration matter has been referred to the arbitrator or he can seek the remedy of appeal or revision available under the law, the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. I could not apply for a contract restriction. The constitutional application, filed by the applicant, was unable to be maintained.
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