UNIVERSAL TOBACCO (PVT.) LTD. versus JAPAN TOBACCO INC.
Sections 15 and 14 All pending petitions / opposition should be decided by the Tribunal at the same time to avoid conflicting decisions and deadlines of proceedings. If similar cases are decided in different sets at different times, decisions are likely to have a negative effect on the second set. The three petitions, in the present case, which were ordered to be legally advertised, were disputed in the Tribunal's unwarranted decision, but in the end it was not decided on its merits, nor was the Tribunal's question. The previous ruling did not show any legal justification for disobeying the order. Neither advertising nor any law was disclosed on the above three petitions, once a petition was ordered to be advertised, without passing through the tribunal's ad hoc decision-making process. What could, in the circumstances, be set aside. The tribunal was again remanded for fresh judgment on the merit, along with all three petitions and the opposition and the opposition we cover through appeals, but the High Court, however, sought to discuss the matter. Or refused to decide on it and directed that the tribunal be free to decide matters according to law.
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