MAHESH LAL versus PROVINCE OF SINDH THROUGH THE SECRETARY MINISTRY OF EXCISE AND TAXATION SINDH
RR 10 and 23 (1) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Increase in fixed fee for such license issued by the applicant in accordance with the challan issued by the Authority for the grant of new license for liquid shop notification The jurisdiction demanded for the difference amount is that due to objections raised by the residents of the area concerned, the matter was pending pending the receipt of a final report by the Department of Excise and Taxation, before such release. Had fulfilled the required customs as per the directions of the Authority. The notification, thus, had no opportunity to file an appeal under section 10 of the Sindh Prohibition Rules, 1979, if the authority had issued such license to the applicant in time and sought to report to the relevant Section H. If not, the applicant does not have this. The rights of the parties shall be governed by the law enforced at the time of application, because of the process, the applicant had followed the matter carefully before the authority and was not guilty of inconvenience. Based on which the petitioner was entitled to such license, but in compliance with all the required legal formalities, the High Court accepted the constitutional application \ r \ n
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