IBRAHIM FIBRES LTD. THROUGH SECRETARY/DIRECTOR FINANCE versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY/REVENUE DIVISION
R3 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 20 (c) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Constitutional Appeal Before Income Tax Appellate Tribunal In Lahore, Approval Of Action And Inefficient Of Tribunal Members Respect to the High Court's request for restoration of the Tribunal's impugned order in compliance with the Karachi High Court's interim order challenged by the carrier does not mean that the tribunal agreed to the jurisdiction of the Karachi High Court. Given inappropriate action of members and inactive in the Lahore High Court's territorial limits. Therefore, the whole reason for the section was born in Lahore, the effect of the final order passed by the Tribunal will either demand the tax from the appellant or terminate its responsibility by the tax officer in Lahore. The authority based in Karachi or any part of Sindh province can issue a tax demand or take stringent action against it. The appellant was working as a Federal Income Tax Tribunal, the various entrusted to him by the Lahore Tribunal. Benches were constituted in the areas which could not be issued under the writ of mandamus issued by the Karachi High Court for hearing of the appeals against the orders of the tax department in Lahore. Its territorial jurisdiction Income Tax Tribunal, Lahore Bench and its members, Taxation Officers based in Lahore were not coming under the jurisdiction of Karachi, the constitutional petition of the High Court was dismissed in the circumstances.
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