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NATIONAL SUGAR INDUSTRIES LTD. versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

R5 (1) West Pakistan Finance Act (XXXIV of 1946), Section 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application, default on payment of sugarcane cess through sugar mills, installments from mills. Under the agreement with the provincial approval. The official fine for the default quantum maximum penalty Once sugar mills have settled their previous default payment obligation to clear sugarcane cess liabilities, this question How much can be fined from the cans of mills? The Commissioner had the discretion to impose a penalty that was subject to the maximum amount of tax money that the directive in the policy imposed for imposing fines required that the approval of the policy was pending by the provincial government. As a measure of transparency and justification by the Authority, the Provincial Government, in the present case, had entered into the Institute, recognizing their entitlement to the outstanding payment for the development of sugarcane cis in installments with the mills. The fact of the agreement shows that Mills demonstrated, in the sense of this policy, the existence of \ "unforeseen circumstances" and a very large measure of default - by them, which was subject to maximum penalty rules. Implements a default that is invalid for a period of more than 12 months, where the default is longer than 12 months That is, the policy itself provides discrimination. The amount of fines that apply to 51% to 100% of the lump sum amount in the liability shows that they have not applied their powers to arbitrary margins nor immigration advocates contact from Jhand lawyer