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AGRIAID INDUSTRIES versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Articles 48 and 65 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 1991 Constitution of the High Court relating to the recovery of the sales tax officer's arrears while applying for an exemption from sales tax return. Constitutional petitions were filed against the Recovery Notes issued under section 65 of the Sales Tax Act 1990 of the Interim Relief and the High Court granted the interim relief to the applicants as the High Court granted it. Such interim relief was sought because the applicants failed to comply with these instructions. The petitioner's position by the petitioners was that when the application under sub-section 65, Sales Tax Act 1990 was all judgment and the respondents failed to resolve the same issue of issue of contempt of court notice, the High Court Should not have withdrawn interim relief. The High Court, which had validity as a matter of notice during the validity of constitutional petitions, was observing that since the applicants failed to collect the actual amount in about 11 months from issuing the order in the constitutional petition, the petitioner Losing their right to earn their currency, the Pettuners did not even offer a simple way to submit the tax amount. Lonely applicants did not guarantee respondents' request that the applicant had not received any from the appellate forum under the provisions of the Sales Tax Act 1990, the deputy collector requested the applicants to pay against this review. In favor of the original money in the constitutional petition passed by the High Court, they should appeal. top advocate from Machh lawyer