INDEPENDENT MUSIC GROUP SMC (PVT.) LTD versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Sections 19 and 22 Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Rules, 2002, R6 Constitution Pakistan, Arts 4 and 185 (3) Applicants, in the present case, license to establish and operate a satellite TV broadcast channel station under R6. Applied for the release of The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority Rules for a period of 15 years, namely, the permit application for obtaining such license is pending and within 100 days after the approval of the Authority under section 22 of the Ordinance. Has failed to decide. After deliberations, the Authority refused to issue a license due to a security clearance which the High Court of the Interior did not grant in its constitutional jurisdiction, keeping in view that the applicants had already received remand. Instead of experiencing a period of about four years. In this case, a writ can be issued in the nature of the mandamus authority, legally and morally, who was responsible for issuing the license. The reasons for the applicant's reasons for refusing to issue a license to the Authority, namely that the security clearance was not accepted by the High Court in an anonymous decision were the applicants who, more than 100 days from the date of their application. Having waited for a period, during which his request was not denied, he had the right to be dealt with according to law under Article 4 of the Constitution. No excuse from the authority was (now) acceptable for those reasons when the earlier order for rejection was approved. , Ahead of any such demand
