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TEHSIL MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION versus ROVINCE OF PUNJAB


Sections 44 (1) (NN) [as amended by the Punjab Local Government (First Amendment) Ordinance (XVIII of 2001 to 25 2001 2001)], 55, 140 (4) (c), 185 ( 1), 187 and the second schedule, Part II, Item No. 2, 11 [as amended by the Punjab Local Government (Second Amendment) Ordinance (XXVI of 2001 to May 13, 2001] and Part III, Item No. 2 [ Deleted by Punjab Local Government (Second Amendment) Ordinance (XXVI of 2001, wef 13 10 2001)] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 14 8 2001 to 31 12 2001 Transfer of immovable property and livestock to cattle markets Constitutional request for taxation and collection by the district government on sale 13 Receiving and receiving fees for sale of livestock in cattle markets to the Municipal Administration of Tehsil under the jurisdiction from 10 2001 to 31 12 2001 on the basis of amendments made in Part II, III of Second Schedule 1010 2001. Had the option of The Punjab Local Government (Second Amendment) Ordinance, 2001 through the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001, the district government was not authorized to impose and collect such tax till 30, 2002, in view of section 187 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001 Ordinance. The financial transfer provided in section 185 (1) of the Order, 2001 was already scheduled and financial exchange was conditional. Under the Ordinance Petitioner, there was a right to collect tax on the transfer of non-property from 14 to 2001 for review, withdrawal or modification and during that period the High Court had no jurisdiction to collect such tax through the district government. Received the nazim with the instructions to the district nazim. To determine the exact amount due to the applicant due to tax on transfer of immovable property by the district government.

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