FECTO SUGAR MILLS LTD. THROUGH DIRECTOR versus SECRETARY FOOD
R 5 (1) West Pakistan Finance Act, (XXXIV of 1964), Section 12 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for payment of counting cess Where was the purchase of sugarcane from another province? In this area of the Punjab province and they were paying the cess to the government of the border province, they were complying with the relevant provisions of the law, provided that Section 12 of the West Pakistan Finance Act 1964 provided that the cess was actually payable. Payment will be. Sugar was not crushed by mills, not collected / collected on the purchase of sugarcane, nor was any litter brought to that place responsible for the cessation at the time of its crushing and capable of being within the area. The cis rate is calculated according to the rate received. Where it was being crushed, the purchase and fetching of sugarcane from the border, therefore, was of extraordinary consideration if the applicants had paid cess to the border government. Under the misconception, such deposits may not be authenticated without the express permission of the West Pakistan Finance Act, 1964, under the orders of the officers of the province of Punjab, or payable to the personnel in the rules made thereunder. The cis is not designed for direct submission. In some other provinces, the applicants have taken advantage of the cess rate difference in the two provinces; Was, in accordance with the law and adopted. Honorable jurisdiction, constitutional jurisdiction cannot be interfered with by the High Court, dismissing the constitutional petition from any merit.
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