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ALLAH WASAYYA TEXTILE AND FINISHING MILLS LTD. THROUGH DIRECTOR versus GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY, AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, LAHORE

Sections 2 (a) (iii) and 19 (c), Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition received a notification from the Government on imposition of market fees on cotton cotton, under which the market rate of market fees Source compensation was fixed for jund cotton (lint) The applicants said that they have already paid the market fee on jund cotton and the lint was a sub-product of jund cotton, the market. There can be no fee for the government, no one is offering or offering the same for market fees, and besides, lint was not an agricultural product. Market fees were to be levied on, agricultural produce was described in section 2 (a) of Punjab Agricultural Product Markets Ordinance, 1978 and under sub-section (III) of the above section, whether cotton was non-gendered or not. Depreciation of the agricultural produce means the market fee was levied under section 19 of the ordinance at the prescribed rates for agricultural produce purchased or sold by a dealer in the market area, sub-section of the provisions of section 19 of the Ordinance (c) ), No fees will be charged in connection with this. Any transaction that occurs after sale or purchase in the same notified area of agricultural produce extracted after the manufacturing process is prohibited under section 19 (c) of agricultural produce in the same notification market area. There was a fee to buy and sell. In the present case, only the jinn's cotton was being claimed which was bought by the applicants outside the informed area of the market. Applicants' requests for service delivery in this case famous lower court advocate from Sakardu lawyer