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HYDRI SHIP BREAKING INDUSTRIES LTD. versus SINDH GOVERNMENT

Article 2 (1), 48 and 216 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application void for the purpose of abolishing the import duty and sales tax for the purpose of abolishing the import duty and sales tax imposed by the customs authorities. Demand for import of used ship Petitioners, paid by applicants who terminated the ship and terminated the ship, wanted to bring a scrap of the ship through the city municipal corporation's road superintendent Octroi, the cost of the ship. At 2% of Ed Valorium's price, he demanded an octree, but the applicant agreed to a scrap of the ship. Applicants filed a constitutional petition against the demand of 2% of the price paid by the ship to pay Akroi for Rs. 3 50 50. Applicants believed that after scrapping the ship, the scrap The one that could be recovered may not be considered as `ship` or as vessel as, and if a scrap was recovered from any of the aforementioned ship or ship, it was being transported by road. The significant impact would be the rt of the scrap, nor the import of the vessel from which the scrap was recovered. The boundary was not abolished or abolished, but was abolished and abolished at the ship's port of another province. The import was done for scraping purposes, applicants were advised to advise that when the scrap was imported from another province into another city, it was a scrap that was not being imported. That neither the ship nor it can be said of any ship famous lower court advocate from Bhara Kahu lawyer