ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN versus SABAH SHIPYARD (PAKISTAN) LTD.
Sections 305 and 309 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 99, 173 (3) Senior 174 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), termination of AXXVII, Rr 1 and 2 Company, refusal to pay award by the approved company Request for Stability In favor of the International Court of Arbitration for Water and Power, Government of Pakistan, filing such a request by the Managing Director of the Private Power and Infrastructure Board (PPIB), Ministry of Water and Power, Islamic Republic of Pakistan. , But without the signatures of President Pakistan or its authorized agent, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan filed such a petition in the capacity of the lenders That, without the reference or permission from the President of Pakistan, was required, under Article 174 of the Constitution, the Federation could sign the name of Pakistan or prosecute against it. There was no need for action by the President himself or his authorized agent through Arts 173 (3) and 174 of the Constitution Private Power and Infrastructure Board. Water and Power and such awards, in favor of it, had privately filed such a petition from Pakistan through the Managing Director Private Power and Infrastructure Board as a borrower, according to Article 99 of the Constitution All administrative actions, including the agreements made by the Federal Government, would be made in the name of the President. The filing of such petition did not require specific authorization from the President, as the conditions for such a request would be upheld. I was underrated
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