CENTRAL COTTON MILLS LTD. versus PAKISTAN
A number of constitutional petitions were filed against Section 85 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 (4A) for receipt of tax, stay order against the petitioner for review of previous years. The other was that the applicant was ordered to furnish a bank guarantee, against the orders which the court filed for leave to appeal, in which the applicant was ordered to be satisfied with the detention of the High Court. The bank will offer a guarantee or security for the extent of the tax amount. Article 199 (1973) of the Constitution of Pakistan did not intend to abolish the short circuit or legal process and that the High Court had to be aware of the fact that in such cases the federal government could not fulfill its financial obligations and If it has a source of income, then the Department of Income Tax was withheld by interim orders to prevent the collection of taxes, because the department had not increased it before?
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