MUHAMMAD SULEMAN versus COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX/ WEALTH TAX, FAISALABAD
Article 4 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 1212 (3) prohibits non-filing of appeal within 90 days of filing a representation before the service tribunal by the service tribunal appellant's request that the appeal be dismissed on 139 1999. Later, he filed a reminder on 28 4. 2001, which was dismissed under the order dated 11 6 2002, should be appealed before the Tribunal as there was no time limit. And that during that period, he had referred to the correctness of the High Court when the decision of the Court of Appeal was not made within 90 days, the appellant was required by the Tribunal under the proviso (a) of section 4 of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973. Could have filed an appeal before. The appellant did not specify this long term. The limitation could not be calculated as there was no representation for the appellant's proceedings for the first time, referring to the High Court during such period was absolutely irrelevant and will not be extended to any extent. Supreme Court refuses to allow appeals in circumstances \ r \ n \ r \ n
