TAHIR A. KHAN versus CENTRAL BOARD OF REVENUE
For declaration and injunction against the reinforcement of the demand raised under the Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 and 54 Income Tax Ordinance (1979) Section & 79 and O VII, R II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 174 Income Tax Ordinance In the suit, the 1979 plaintiff filed a lawsuit against the Central Board of Revenue, the Income Tax Recovery Officer and two other officials. When the court raised the issue of non-compliance of Article 79, CPC, without enforcing Pakistan as a party / defendant, and the result came out, the plaintiff made no effort to obtain the plaintiff's modification. So that they appear in the proper form so that the defendants, who were registered against the government without implementing Pakistan, were officially bad and not manageable, even under section 162 of the Income Tax Ordinance. Such a case was banned, dismissed in 1979 under Oli VI, R 11, for maintaining the CPC and pursuing a law. Was not stopped.
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