DEWAN CEMENT LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION
Section 202 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for recovery of relief in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court and consequently the appellate tribunal refused to withhold the demand of the customs authorities against the issuance of the attached warrant and the appellate tribunal to the company. Instead of following the instructions of the bank, the bank was directed to submit the balance in the form of a company within 15 days, challenging the restoration process. By way of a constitutional petition, which was dealt with by the consent of both parties and the company, it was directed to submit a bank guarantee to the extent of 50 of the demand made by the authorities. Did not comply with these instructions and filed another decision. Inel Petition, requesting a refund or adjustment for alleged sale of goods in connection with the sale of the goods by the customs authority, filed an existing constitutional petition, under which the warranty not only of the affiliate issued by the customs authorities It was also demanded that it be entitled to the company. The appellate tribunal obtained from the customs authority's alleged sale of the goods sold by the company was ignored, and a constitutional petition was filed, with the purpose that its recognized outstanding tax liability. Not to be paid, in addition to being suspicious, was also contemptuous in nature, which prevented him from obtaining any arbitrary relief from the High Court at the constitutional jurisdictional company, unable to show how the rehabilitation proceedings were non-existent. Legal, especially from an authorized forum
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