ADAM SUGAR MILLS LTD versus APPELLATE TRIBUNAL; SALES TAX, LAHORE
Appeals pending regarding the applicant's order in the Articles 46 and 47 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Appellate Tribunal of the Sales Tax Act 1990 observed that the appeal has already been heard, the declaration of the judgment fixed Will be done in time. The direction of the High Court against the tribunal to resolve its appeal as soon as possible, in the present case, was not applicable as no order by the tribunal had come to the ground on which it could be said. The question of law arises for consideration. The alternative of the High Court is that the Tribunal should be directed to consider the applicant's application for interim relief unless a decision can be found in the appeal under section 47 of the Sales Tax Act 1990, for which the appellant is constitutional. Will have to approach the High Court. The jurisdictional High Court dismissed the appeal in the circumstances
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