RAKAPOSHI FLOUR MILLS JAGLOTE THROUGH MANZOOR MIR versus PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, GILGIT-BALTISTAN
Arts 10 and 60 (13) Giving policy matters to the freedom of trade and commerce The interference of subsidy courts on the administrative function was the co-owners and depot holders and the wheat quota provided to them was suppressed. Was made from The Vitality Scheme for the People of Gilgit Baltistan was designed specifically for the benefit of the public, therefore, the mill owners, depot holders and others who donated wheat and donated it to the people of Gilgit-Baltistan. Busy in the process. At no cost to the government, no profit scheme was entitled to only wages and service charges etc. Everyone was free to enter into a lawful business with reasonable profit margin but the wheat supply subsidy scheme was trading in Gilgit-Baltistan. After the wheat was harvested, a natural right was created in favor of the mill owners to sell Atta directly to the market, which was provided to them by the government. Under this scheme, the condition of the sale of flour to Atti government by the mill owners and bran was based on the supply of wheat and donation to the people, therefore, the courts needed to intervene and decide on such policy matters. Was not The court's interference with such acts of government in the prices of commodity prices or other commodities would be equivalent to overruling the government's policy decision and disrupting the concept of free and good governance. The Supreme Appellate Court directed the Food Department to consider the complaints of those involved in the business. Reasonable margin of profit is the direction involved in the Supreme Court's decision approved by the Supreme Court
Related judgments — Supreme Appelate Court Gilgit, 2010
