NISHAT (CHUNIAN) LTD. versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH SECRETARY LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROVINCIAL SECRETARIAT
Sixth Schedule, para 44 Punjab Local Government (Licensing and Permit and Licensing of Professionals and Professionals), 2002, R3 (iii) (f) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 189 and 1991 Constitution License Fees, Manufacturing Demand Textile The product was a textile maker in the Supreme Court, a real estate petitioner, and she was upset over the notice issued by the authorities seeking a collection of professional fees because the authorities issued the notice correctly. The matter was already decided by the Supreme Court. The import textile manufacturing business came under paragraph 44 of the Sixth Schedule of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, read with R3 (iii) (f) of the Punjab Local Government (licensing and licensing for fees and professionals) Licensing of Persons (Vacations) Rules 2002, therefore, the notice of demand for the license fee was issued by the authorities in the Central Court and the decision was passed by the Supreme Court, as per Article 189 of the Constitution. The view was binding on everyone, and not filing an appeal in other cases was not a legal consequence; This decision was not a decision. And the declaration of legality was binding on the applicant company and since the authorities had issued a notice of this demand under the Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001, the applicant failed to file a notice of holding of the notice without illegal and legal authority. had lived.
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