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MESSRS YAHYA TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED, MULTAN CANTT. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MINISTRY OF FINANCE, ISLAMABAD AND 3 OTHERS

Section 122 Income Tax Ordinance (1979 of XXXI), Section 156 and Second Schedule, C (118 C) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Amendment of Constitution Petition, Issue of Notice in 2003, Assessment made for year 2001 For the sake of reform, 2002 alleged that the exemption waiver for review for the assessment year 1993 94 was actually granted for the year 1994, 955. Thus, the assessment began commercial production in the year, 1992 Under the guise of such notice, the property tax sought to reform the assessment order entered in the year 1995. In connection with the assessment year 1993, 94 properties recorded clear results twice in the pre-estimation orders, which could not be allowed under the proposed amendment law regarding the date and duration of the start of commercial preparation because of the prescribed limits. Long time has passed before due notice was issued due to. The High Court, while accepting the constitutional petition, dismissed the disallowed notice famous lower court advocate from Jhal Magsi lawyer