ZILA COUNCIL versus DAEWOO CORPORATION
Section 137 Punjab District Council (Export Tax) Rules, 1990, Schedule of Export Tax Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Articles 165 and 165 Imposed an export tax on goods produced in the District Council area but the District Stones were taken out of the precincts of the district council by using a large crusher to crush the stones / rocks with crushed stones so that the district council could have the option of imposing an export tax. 1 7 was created in the wake of the 1990 proceedings and the effect was that the party was obliged to pay export / goods exit tax on crushed stones originating in the territorial boundaries of the District Council, whereby the amendment was made. Citizens and both were involved. Rural areas of the district and the area from which the stone was being excavated, since no such tax was imposed in 1990, and no export tax in 1992, under which the district council formed limits. The goods received were subject to the payment of the above mentioned tax at the rate of Rs 2 per quintal and the question of recovery was not raised since 1990, as the former effect could be given but the district council did not give any responsibility. Therefore, the District Council was able to enforce the Export / Goods Exit Tax 25 of 1992 and accordingly Schedule No. 768 / HVC Session 25 was legal in 1992 and could be issued by. District Council [NT Corporation (Pvt) Ltd vs. Federation of Pakistan PLD 1989 Quetta 74 rejected]
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