NISHAT CHUNIAN LTD. versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY, LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Sixth Schedule, Para Punjab Local Government (Fees for Licensing and Permits and Licensing of Professionals and Professionals) Rules, 2002, R3 (iii) (f) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 189 and 1991 Constitution License Fees, Manufacturing Demand Textile Products Supreme Court, Real Petitioner's decision-making company was a textile-making company, and it was upset over a notice issued by the authorities seeking collection of professional fees that the authorities rightfully took notice of. Because the matter was already decided by the Supreme Court. The import textile manufacture business came under paragraph 44 of the Sixth Schedule for the Punjab Local Government Ordinance, 2001, in which it was read with Rule 3 (iii) (f) of the Punjab Local Government (Fees for Licensing and License and Professional Licensing (Vacations) Rules 2002, therefore, the notice of demand for the license fee was issued by the authorities legally in the Central Court, the decision was approved by the RMS and the same was kept by the Supreme Court. , Which was all binding in view of Article 189 of the Constitution, and the filing of appeals in other matters was not a legal consequence. The decision to resolve this decision was the responsibility of the applicant company declaring the law and legal position and since under the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001 the authorities had issued notice of this demand, the applicant was without illegal and legal authority. Failed to file a notice to sue
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