DIGREE WINE SHOP versus DIRECTOR-GENERAL EXCISE AND TAXATION
Article 18 Sindh Prohibition Rules, 1979, R23 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to allow liquor trade and import license and the revocation of revoked license on 31 12 2000 due to non-payment of vendor fees to its retailers Chief The Minister is subject to payment of license fees for the year 2001 to 2001 and the applicant requested that his shop be closed for the last ten years due to the cancellation of his license on 31 12 2000, thus for the year 2001 2001 Demand for renewal fees 2009 was illegal; and that he was willing to pay renewal fees for the year 2010. Please request the Revenue that the applicant seeking to renew his license was legally obliged to pay renewal fee for the entire enrollment period; the Chief Minister, while demanding controversial claim, has no justification for payment. The High Court reversed the non-existent demand without legal justification for the period during which the applicant's shop was closed for cancellation of its license, while Revenue received a license from the applicant for the year 2010. Directed to accept fee. \ R \ n
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