SYED MUZAHIR HUSSAIN QUADRI versus PROVINCE OF SINDH
Article 26 and 34 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 5 and 199 Constitution Request Notification issued by the Provincial Pharmacy Council which includes the fee for registration of the pharmacist including the renewal and issuance of certification fee. The petitioner requested that no by-laws were yet enacted. The Council did not have the authority to determine such fees, except that its President Validisi Pharmacy Council, with the prior approval of the provincial government, had the authority under section 34 of the Pharmacy Act 1967 to carry out its purposes. By-laws, including matters contained in Council 26 (2). In the absence of such by-laws, Article 26 (2) of the Act did not have the authority to write fees, public works were to be strictly adhered to by the Constitution and the law, to be stored in public trust. Specifically, it should be done, and any violation thereof would be equivalent to taking action against the authority which rationalizes such action. The Halat Halal Authority High Court accepted the constitutional request under the circumstances. \ R \ n
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