MESSRS AHMED OIL MILLS (PVT.) LTD versus THE SECRETARY, MARKET COMMITTEE
Sections 4, 6, 19 and 21 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, the constitutional petition imposing market fees on imported soybean and palm oil were challenged on three grounds. First of all, its natural market fees can only be levied in areas where certain facilities were provided by the Market Committee, and the entire city could not be declared a registered area for such fees. Secondly, the underground oil was imported and there was no transaction in the informed market area and thirdly, the applicant was not a dealer engaged in the sale and purchase of agricultural produce and thus did not have the right. To pay the market fee. To the extent that some nexus must be shown with the nature of the services offered by the Market Committee, it was not correct to say that the market fees under the Agricultural Product Markets Act, 1939, through the Market Committee only under section 21 Payable only if applicable in setup. Act word `Market means any building, building block, enclosure or other area which may be notified such as charging section which was a charging section under section 19 of the Agricultural Production Markets Act, 1939. ? Whenever a fee was levied by a leaseholder on agricultural produce purchased or sold in the Notification Market Area, it was impossible to take advantage of the mathematical accuracy and precision of those required to pay such fees through the levy. This can be maintained once it has been shown that there is some nexus between the money needed to be paid and the facilities available and that it is understandable.
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