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MESSRS ADIL TAXTILE MILLS versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB

Schedule VI, paragraphs 89, 90, 44 and section 185 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition dangerous and offensive articles and demands for trade were the applicants' demands regarding the jurisdiction of the District Council, Town Council and Union Council The regulatory body was established prior to the demand of, and was told that the regulatory body would have to set license terms, local areas where dangerous trade or calling was allowed in any premises. Since this case involves dangerous trade and calling and a license is required to regulate the said trade, there was also a need to provide specialized services to deal with the risks associated with the trade and those responsible to these services. It was important to point out. For a fee and whether these organizations, which had previously paid the license fee, will continue, under the accuracy, the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001 has taken over the whole of the municipal bodies while assigning duties and powers. The spectrum was changed, therefore, such corpses had to meet the requirements set out in the Sixth Schedule, Parts 89 and 90 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, the fee to be charged was against the premises. I had to set some standard or yard stock to get the fees charged on the basis. The size and area of the premises, therefore, required a de novo exercise and had to be done in relation to the old payers, under the old fee law the right to demand the above signatures changed. In view of section 185, without being prohibited by the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001 law firms from Khair Pur lawyer