ASHRAF INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES CONTROL SECRET
Sections 3, 4, 6 (2) and the Second Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 78, 81, 153, 158 and 199 Constitutional Application Gas Infrastructure Development Cess (CIS), Constitutional and Legal Imposition Discrimination, Exploitation and Impropriety Cess Proposed or Planned Facility / Cess Implementation Procedure The project does not adopt a compulsory procedure for the common interests of the Council, which is presented directly to Parliament without cabinet approval. Was in question. Under the Second Schedule of Gas Infrastructure Development, initially, for the equalization of the prices of imported alternative fuels including LPG, Pakistan Iran Pakistan (Gas) Pipeline Project, Turkmenistan Afghanistan Pakistan India (Gas) Pipeline Project, LN Used for infrastructure development of G or other projects. The Cess Act, 2011, the Federal Government imposed a cess on the cess on the industrial sector at a rate of Rs 13 per MMBTU, however it was increased several times to Rs 669 23 per MBBTU, after which The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority issued a section RO, under which all consumers are engaged in the processing of finished products, including the hotel industry and other industries, by raising the prices of industrial raw materials. Providing public goods and goods, irrespective of the volume of gas used, was brought into the cess network at a rate of Rs 460 on each MMBTU, after which the minimum charge was Rs 15510 per month. Then, the federal government increased the cis increase through the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority on behalf of applicants / consumers.
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