ASKARI AVIATION (PVT.) LTD. versus CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY
Sections 6 (3) and 16 (3) of the Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), the Section 3 Intra-Court Appellate Immigration Fee, which were not provided for tickets, were provided by Appellant Company aviation facilities and were transferred to the Pak Army The establishment was busy carrying on a peace mission. Applicant complains of UN-chartered planes alleging that since he did not provide a ticket to Pak Army troops, the Civil Aviation Authority may not ask them for an admission fee under the contract. The chartered aircraft agreement shows that the fixed amount was agreed without any consideration, the air lifting services should be provided to the General Headquarters / Pak Army, so in any case the Appellant's case. Cannot fall within the scope of section 6. ()) In the agreement under consideration of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority Ordinance, 1982, the appellant declared himself a troop passing. The High Court's Division Division Bench refused to interfere in the order passed by the single judge of the High Court. Correctly rejected the constitutional petition The intra-court appeal was dismissed, under circumstances \ r \ n
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