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KHAN MUHAMMAD versus MEMBER, BOARD OF REVENUE

Article 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Power of Amendment to Amend the Second Amendment Scope Petitioner was upset over the order passed by the Board of Revenue in the second review application The applicant's position was that of the respondent. The first review request filed by was rejected by the Board of Directors. Taxes are being banned by the ban and the board had no power to entertain the second review request. The filing period for the review application was 90 days, unless the board's revenue was set by law. Ignored the second review request, ignoring the period. Had previously refused to consider a review request banning the second review application approved by the Board of Revenue as it faced legal weakness because it was disregarded by clear clauses of the law and was not sustainable. There was no provision under the law to allow it. The second order request before the Board of Revenue was approved on the first review request, rejecting it, because the order approved by another forum in the second review application was not challenged before, without any legal authority. Had no legal effect beyond jurisdiction and was thus constitutionally separated. Application was allowed under the circumstances immigration advocates email from Sangote lawyer