RASHID HUSSAIN versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB
Section 3 and Shadow [as amended by Punjab Finance Act (VII of 1998), Section 4 (2) (b) (2) and Punjab Finance Act (III of 2000), Section 5] Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Article 199 Constitutional Application) Payment of Luxury for the payment of luxury tax on the registered applicant's vehicle in Punjab, the demand for the return of tax demand on motor vehicles, was challenged in the constitutional petition, which was put in question, 7998. Later it was withdrawn in 2000 by the Punjab Finance Act, 2000. The applicant believed that since underground vehicles were registered in Sindh province, he regularly paid road tax. Has been doing and only the fact that for some time applicants use roads in Punjab, will not make the authorities responsible. Punjab province will demand any tax on its vehicle. Violence tax can be levied on any vehicle registered outside Punjab, only if a vehicle is operated in Punjab, it does not mean word parking. Occasionally a car user, but that means full-time use of the vehicle in the Punjab province, demanding the applicant to pay the luxury tax, it was not sustainable, under the circumstances.
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