NAZIR ADENWALA versus ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Sections 2 and 3 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Expose the grounds for placing a person's name on the Exit Control List on a personal dispute list on the basis of a personal dispute Exact control list by lawful applicant Were placed on The same applicant has done some work to explain that he is named in the list on the recommendation of the Ministry of Finance as he owes some money to a private company to keep the applicant's name in the Exit Control List. Be heard before In particular, he was stripped of the section 2 (2) of the Exit Pakistan (Control) Ordinance, 1981, but did not waive his right to know the reasons for putting his name on the list. A private dispute between the applicant and a private company and almost a year has passed, but no specific material or information has been put before the court of any claim or dispute of civil and / or criminal proceedings imposed on any person or institution and Can be enforced, but private parties cannot be allowed to use the Exit Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981 until the Exit Pakistan (Control) Rules 2010. The federal government was not empowered to place the name of anyone in the Exit Control List under section 5 of the Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981, which was involved in a private dispute, a constitutional petition was allowed and an invalid order, The one by which the applicant's name was put on the Exit Control List was put aside
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