MUMTAZ KHAN versus GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA
Section Khyber Khyber In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, rules of sale, development and processing of wood rules, R 199 71 Constitution Constitution Constitution of Pakistan, Arts & 199 & and 8 128 Constitution Petition Alternative treatment rules Government sells and cuts wood Created in series. The sale and sale of timber and related laws were illegal as a delegation of excess of legislative powers. The government enforced the law in connection with the protection, protection, management and sustainable development of forests and other renewable natural resources. Black marketing of timber and illegal harvesting of trees and sale of illegal timber were not targeted by the legislative administration by the courts nor exercised executive powers, while enforcing the rules, no such responsibility Cannot apply. The government imposed such rules through nominal admission fees. The isolation and annual renewal fees of the cell depot and saw units were implemented by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forest Ordinance, which was legally enforced in 2002 according to constitutional provisions. No fundamental rights of the applicants were violated and they were also granted the right of appeal which was not lawful and legal. The exclusion of the legislative tool on the pretext of presenting more delegation of legislative powers to the executives is grounds for constitutional petition was not manageable as the applicants did not avail of the treatment of the appeal under the circumstances. Was deleted
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