JOHAR ALI (RAKI) versus DISTRICT CO-ORDINATION OFFICER (D.C.O.)
Section 116 [as amended by the North-West Frontier Local Government Maintenance (Amendment) Ordinance (II of 2005)] and Section 127 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to be taxed Tax applicants of the dry port Applicants importing goods from China The persistent grievance complaint of the applicants was that the local government did not have the right to collect the taxation of Kohistan development fee system under section 127 of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Local Government Ordinance, 2005, by the provincial government. Before receiving the tax, there was no publication before taxing which resulted in The objections were sought by Um and no legal procedure was put on record to file a controversial tax, the government had to move articles transported from country to district to the High Court in the constitutional jurisdiction. The octroi / district tax was abolished. Kohistan Development Fees, Illegal and Void ID conditions were allowed
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