MESSRS AL-NOOR TRADER versus DISTRICT HEALTH OFFICER, SARGODHA DISTRICT, SARGODHA
Articles 6 and 23 of Pakistan Drugs Act, 1976 (Article 1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition for sale of drugs, all legal formalities on the application form for the issuance of a legal license in writing by the applicant for the release of the mandamus. After completing and submitting the required fee, it was not entertained by the government applicants for the alleged ban on their constitutional application by the application of such license which was directed in the nature of mandamus writ. The participants were asked to reward the drug sales license as per the legal status of the participants. Please instruct her to process her request. The provincial government was empowered to regulate the sale of drugs under Section 6 of the Drugs Act 1976 and could issue such instructions to drug dealers because the government issued a drug sales license. Is considered to impose certain conditions that are relevant to the approval of the law. But the ban was not authorized because there was no provision in the rules governing the governing body. The worker was ordered to strictly withhold the applicant's request in accordance with the law.
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