UNILEVER PAKISTAN FOODS LIMITED THROUGH COMPANY SECRETARY versus CHAIRMAN, ENVIRONMENTAL TRIBUNAL, GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN, LAHORE
Sections 2 (24) and 48 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O III, RR 1, 2, 3, A XXIX, R 1 and O XLI, R 1 Pakistan Environmental Protection Act (XXXIV of 1997) Section 22 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application The Board of Directors Order of the Tribunal, directing the appellant to edit the title of the appeal by the Chief Executive of the Attorney-General, with the Secretary-General, registered by the Company with its Secretary. Has been released in its favor under the approval of the To mention the name and the present address of his factory was a fiduciary, which is a registered company limited by shares, any notice or procedure already given in the Appellant's registered office on the title of appeal shall be construed in accordance with the law. Yet. In cases where the appellant was running his business, prosecuting cases involving legal proceedings initiated by a prosecutor can be signed by anyone who does so under the Articles of Association. The company or its board of directors is authorized by a resolution approved at a meeting, or by a general power of attorney issued under the authority of the board of directors Is given regularly at meetings. Generally enough for the purposes of filing an appeal, the appellant mentioned his factory under appeal, the High Court upheld the unconstitutional order and directed the tribunal to decide on the appeal on its merits.
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