CHERAT CEMENT COMPANY LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, INDUSTRIES AND PRODUCTION, MINISTRY OF INDUSTRIES AND PROD
Section 2 (i) (s), 4, 8, 14, 22 and 37 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 142 and 199 Constitutional application to legislate law under the powers of Parliament Parliamentary standards and quality control The applications for the Authority Act 1996 were filed, claiming that Parliament has no doubts about the matter entering the federal or concurrent legislative lists, but has no such issues Has no authority to legislate with respect to which was not included in any list. In the fourth schedule of federal or synchronous legislative lists, control was not mentioned prominently, but it was not concluded that participation in the changes in parliament and the international world in view of diverse macroeconomic dynamics. Can legislate for Was a means of bringing about healthy and healthy changes in society; Parliament can legislate according to the requirements of the day Parliament is alive and responsible. In the struggle to be stable and unstable, Pakistan's parliament will have to make large-scale legislation with the world and accordingly the Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority Act, 1996 was not overturned.
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