CREATIIVE ELECTRONICS AND AUTOMATION versus COMMISSIONER, LAHORE
Sections 69, 18 and 19 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition retaining unregistered firm words In the second part, retaining the constitutional petition in view of the bar contained in section 69, the Partnership Act, 1932, section 69 of the Partnership Act, 1932. Was raised for The second action did not include constitutional jurisdiction because such jurisdiction, created by the constitution, cannot be equated with the claims of the suit or the offset contained in section 69 of the Partnership Act, 1932, a partner on the constitutional petition. Was not applicable and could continue the business as usual and bind its firm, therefore, they could file a constitutional request from other partners without the written consent of the other partners. The association's deed registration and ex post facto recertification was later accepted by the partners and the same treatment was pending in the technical constitutional filing application
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