ALLAH DITTA versus ZILA COUNCIL
Section 39 Punjab District Councils (Goods Exit Tax) Rules, 1990, R16 Letter No. SOVI (LG) 2 5/97 Dated 27 7 1998 Letter No. SOVI (LG) 2 5/97, Date 31 8 1998 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicants claimed that the District Council could get 2% security and refund claim at 5% under Ex16 Tax Rules of Punjab District Councils 1990. Whereas the money inflated in the unwanted notice was claimed to be used properly in section 39 (1) (b) of the Ordinance which according to Section 3 (XXX) of the Ordinance, Section 3 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance. The rules of 9 (1) (b) were determined by the proviso. , 1979 clarified that no contract shall be binding on the Local Council unless strictly complied with the provisions of the Act and the rules made under the Punjab District Councils (Consumer Goods Tax) Rules, 1990. The terms and conditions of the contract shall be governed not only by the rules but also by such other rules and regulations as prescribed under Government Letter No. SOVI (LG) 2 5/97 dated 27 7 1998. Which were generally held by the competent authority. The agreement to recover goods tax was applied equally to smooth the approval and without discrimination if the district council chairman suffered from the rotating funds, according to a constitutional request. Deleted.
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