LUCKY CEMENT LIMITED THROUGH GENERAL MANAGER versus FEDERATION THOUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM AND NATURAL RESOURCES, ISLAMABAD
Applicants have been instructed by the authorities to supply natural gas disputes between the federal and provincial governments in order to maintain the Articles 158, 172 (3), 184 (1) and 199 of the Constitution, in accordance with the mandate of Article 158 of the Constitution. Ensure uninterrupted supply of natural gas. It was raised by the authorities that it was a dispute between the two governments and that decision could only be made by a Supreme Court under Article 184 (1) of the Constitution. No dispute between a province and a federation was raised by the applicants, they just tried to implement the mandate. Under Article 158 of the Constitution, the federal cabinet provided patrols in its policy decision that gas supply in gas-producing areas would remain unchanged, therefore, the deputy attorney general practically banned the non-stop supply to the High Court of the province. Could not sue for Instructing constitutional jurisdictions to comply with the letter and spirit of Article 158, the constitution allowed gas supply to deal with applicants and all stakeholders in the province.
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