AL-MAKKAH CNG STATION versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Section 6 Temporary license for such station on compressed natural gas (CNG) (Production and Marketing) Rules, 1992 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 4, 18, 158 and 1993 Constitution of CNG Filling Station in Sibi (Balochistan). Supply and obtain The municipal administration refused to issue a CNG marketing license to the applicant before paying SSGC dues through the OGRA's advisor, after spending huge sums of money by the NOC, chief inspectors and gas company. The Prime Minister's view of the ban on new gas connections, the discrimination restriction will only apply to new industrial connections. Obtaining the NOC from various authorities and submitting the gas company's liabilities, he had the right to issue a license for a marketing license grant to legally operate the applicant's station in operation. Was restricted to violating the fundamental right to conduct legal business of such station until that time, the trade or business was lawful; Cannot be deprived, such a prohibition on such right may be examined, if any. If so, every citizen has a fundamental right to deal with the law. It was illegal to issue a marketing license to the applicant of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority. The cabinet had decided that the supply of gas to the gas producing areas, including Balochistan, would remain unchanged. The Constitution provided this
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