LAHORE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. LTD. versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB
Sections 3 and 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 154, 165, 165 (1), 183 and 1991 Constitutional application for non-payment of property tax in compliance with the demand notice issued by the Lahore Electric Supply Company Grid Punjab Government. Sealed. State-owned Federal Government incorporated a company for distribution of electricity in its licensed area The distribution of electricity as a public distribution was being provided by the Federal Government under the supervision and supervision of the federal government. Owned and owned in Federal. Government Such a company was being controlled by the Board of Directors, which is selected by its shareholders. The word federal government in Article 165 of the Constitution will include the federal government's instrument using the federal government. The business is done through the corporate body, which was one of the tools exempted from the federal government and the imposition of a provincial province.
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