PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANY LIMITED versus PROVINCE OF N.-W.F.P.
Taxation under Section 4 Pakistan Telecommunication (Reorganization) Act (XVII of 1996), Section 34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Articles 165 and 199 Constitutional Requests under Section 4, West Pakistan Citizens Real Estate Tax Act 1958 Claims that Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited had approached the High Court under Article 199 of the Constitution, declaring the company's property illegal without any legal authority and conditions, to tax the tax imposed under the West Pakistan Citizens Real Estate Tax Act 1958. Declare illegal Companies were registered under the Ordinance of Companies, 1984 under Article 165 of the Constitution Validity Company and their accounts were to be audited in accordance with the said ordinance, so the company had no property and income. Neither the federal government's property nor the West Pakistan exempt taxation under the principles of the Income Property Tax Act, 1958
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