Section 2 (b) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 and 18 notification SOP (WL) 12 13/2001 11, dated 4 5 2010 Constitutional application irrational, the determination of temporary persons, who were wholesale dealers of quail, denied the notification. Under which the license fee under the Punjab Wildlife (Protection, Protection, Protection and Management) Act, 1974 was increased the applicants believed that the increase was unreasonable and against their fundamental rights authority. It was that the existing fees had not been amended since 1997 and the lower fees might have been more demanding for the license and the government had assumed that the rare Protect the breed from extinction. The content on which the notification was issued was to be taken into account and determine such content. Whether the disqualification notification was issued appropriately by the competent authority or was based on the bead feed authority was not in fact a result of the increase in fees, which would have a negative impact on its license holders, who were essentially stakeholders. The competent authority's position did not imply that any stakeholder was ever held, making it mandatory for any authority to have the Audi Ultium Partium rule. Applicants also enjoy the fundamental right to freedom of trade under Article 18 of the Constitution, for anyone who was badly affected by its decision or order. Imported notification was unfair and unfair. And also violates the fundamental right and against the principles of natural justice. The court put aside the controversial notification.
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