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COLLECTOR, SALES TAX AND CENTRAL EXCISE (WEST), KARACHI versus MESSRS AMSONS TEXTILE MILLS, KARACHI

Sections 7, 33, 34 and 36 Sales Tax (Fabrication Rules) Rules, 1995 Notification Section R111 (I) / 97, History, 20 11 1997 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Sales Tax / Additional Taxes , The Recovery Shows Notice Notice Trading Association and the Government remained in negotiations and the Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal submitted the show cause notice issued to the respondents on the basis that the notification section R 111 (I) / 97, \, 20 11 1997 , Was issued pursuant to a newly amended law to comply with duties and taxpayers' obligations. The order of communication approved by the Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal was upheld by the High Court in exercise of its jurisdiction. The Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal provided reasonable and valid reasons for the conclusion and, given the clear language of the notification, it could be concluded that the Supreme Court refused to take any exception to the High Court decision. In the scope of Article 185 (3) of the Constitution, the leave to appeal was denied \ r \ n \ r \ n immigration advocate from Khushal Kot lawyer