SERVICE INDUSTRIES TEXTILES LIMITED, LAHORE versus SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 263 and 265 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 2A and 199 Constitutional Petitions investigating company violated the principles of natural justice violated the Authority / Commissioner (Enforcement) hearing of Section 263 of the Company Ordinance 1984 The opportunity was passed against the company without providing the opportunity. This is a rule in itself and does not allow the authority to take action against a company without a personal hearing. The matter of investigation against the company is a serious matter, and on good or satisfactory grounds, public rulers cannot approve any matter without providing a personal hearing to the persons concerned. The same people who violated the integration of Islam in accordance with the principles of Article 2A, Constitution of Pakistan (1973), who ruled the administration of justice in Islam, were the result of penalties or criminal consequences and deprivation of basic rights. In the event of a liability, a notice as well as an opportunity for a hearing was absolutely necessary order. The High Court set aside the conditions passed by the Authority in violation of natural justice.
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