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TCS (PRIVATE) LIMITED versus PAKISTAN POST OFFICE THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL

Sections 2 (i), 4, 5, 58 and 59 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 18, 143 and 199 Stamp Act (II of 1899), First Schedule Article 533 (d) Constitutional application justifies the delivery of letters to private courier companies Warning to make public use of any agency's services through the Pakistan Post Office issued notices, including the Post Office, except for courier transport companies, to send four posts to the Post Office Act, 1898 of the Private Courier Company Will attract the provisions of 58 and 59. The service / business alleges that such notice violates Article 18 of the Constitution. The authorization to impose 5 stamp stamp duty on receipt of the letters received by the courier service, etc., will initially suggest that the letters can also be taken by letter. In view of the mandate of Article 143 of the Constitution, the relevant provisions of the Provincial Legislature of the Stamp Act, 1899 cannot be abolished by the Post Office Act, 1898. The scope of the business guaranteed to the citizens under Article 18 of the Constitution shall not extend to those areas where the exclusive power of conducting business is given to the government or to the government to administer or to perform such services to the corporation. The legal right / business, which was limited to letters only and not in all forms of postal articles, was not covered by the applicant's messaging such as Section 4 (1) of the Stamp Act, 1898 ( B) Used in the Stamp Act, the expression letter was not specified. , 1898, thus, its general dictionary shall be deemed to mean if every institution engaged in the profession of accepting the sender's letters and delivering to the recipients, according to the purpose. solicitors from Kotli lawyer