ADMINISTRATOR, ZILA COUNCIL, GUJRANWALA versus ABDUL QAYYUM KHAN NIAZI, PARTNER/ CONTRACTOR
Section 118 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Law Reforms Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Constitutional Jurisdiction for the auction of lease of export tax levied by the District Council under the jurisdiction from 1 to 1996 Has been released. 30 6 In 1997, the applicants gave a bid that was most accepted and the agreement between the applicants and the authority petitioner was executed, during the existence of the agreement the agreement was entered into a constitutional petition alleging It is alleged that the authorities have presented to them a representation through which the applicants will be declared effective. I was entitled to export tax at the proposed increased rate and said that they were bidding too much because of representation. Authorities denied the allegations that the High Court had accepted the constitutional request. No representation was given by the authorities to the applicants, which would affect the P constituents being entitled to export tax at an extra rate. The repeated allegations made by the applicants in the constitutional petitions, the authorities repeatedly vehemently vehemently denied in the written statement, were the questions contained in the constitutional petition which could not be resolved without resorting to any issue. ? The examination and recording of evidence, and such proceedings could not be brought under the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court of the High Court, neither involved itself in the full investigation nor the question of fact. In-depth inquiry that requires proof and the constitutional jurisdiction could easily and easily be determined by the following forums.
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