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MESSRS YASRIB TRADERS FLOUR MILLS THROUGH MANAGING PARTNER versus MARKET COMMITTEE, SIALKOT THROUGH ADMINISTRATOR

Articles 42 and 54 of the Case Proclamation and Permanent Order Prohibition Market Committee demanded market fees from the plaintiffs mills alleging that the plaintiffs who purchased wheat from the Department Food paid a market fee. The plaintiff's purchase was that the Food Department never sold the wheat to him, but the wheat was only supplied to the plaintiff for grinding to the plaintiff that he received charges from the Food Department. But never paid, saying the trial court found that the plaintiff was not a buyer. Wheat, but it was merely a miller and it was stated that the plaintiff was not paid any kind of market fee by the plaintiff's Market Committee Appellate Court, but on the contrary, it was stated that the trial verdict was detected The four witnesses presented by the plaintiff, including a food department employee, were dismissed. That the department supplied the wheat to the plaintiff for the milling, not by way of food sales. Other witnesses h the advertisement testified to the same effect that the plaintiff could not produce any record to show that the plaintiff had sent the department for the purchase of wheat. The payment was made to Food The plaintiff was able to establish his case that he was not a wheat buyer and was not liable under the circumstances. The appellate court's probate decision and order were set aside below to pay any amount through market fees, while the trial court's order was reinstated. ask a advocate free from Mamu kunjan lawyer