MUHAMMAD AKBAR versus SECRETARY HOUSING, URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC HEATH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (HUD AND PHED) GOVERNME
The constitutional provisions of Arts 18 and 1991 demanding the suspension of free trade were not found to be strongly suspected in the applicant's registration in any kind of corrupt or fraudulent manner, and the specific underlying disqualification for canceling the applicant's registration was clear. As present in the case in which the applicant had. In the wrong circumstances, unilaterally and unilaterally was fined and in violation of Article 18 of the Constitution, which protected the freedom of trade, business and profession, in the exercise of the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. The High Court was able to intervene, set aside the invalid suspension letter, and declare that it was issued without any legal justification or legal effect. \ r \ n \ r \ n
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