MUHAMMAD SAEEDULLAH KHAN versus SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF N.-W.F.P. EXCISE AND TAXATION DEPARTMENT, PESHAWAR
Section 3 (2) [as amended by the Northwest Territory Citizens Real Estate Tax (Amendment Ordinance (XV of 2001)]] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 d by the Northwest Territories Amendment to Islam For the integration of the West Pakistan Urban Real Estate Tax Act, 1958, the first time property taxes were imposed on houses that were in the personal use of their owners or their families, with the exception that in this case 50% exemption will be allowed. In such self-occupied houses, the applicant, outraged by the said amendment, prayed that the amendment ordinance be granted to such an extent. Rituals should be considered offensive to the grounds, though it may seem like it has some power, but can only provoke it. Before Article High Court under Article 199 of the Constitution, because the Federal Law Shariat Article 203D ( 1) had very limited jurisdiction, and had to decide its quest, whether the provision of a law or a law is against the intentions of Islam as stated in the Holy Quran and the Holy Prophet (saw). The Sunnah of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not say that the applicants would not decide these decisions from the Federal Shariah Court. In the light of the integration of Islam, in the light of the unholy amendment, but in the light of the integration of Islam as stated in the report of the Islamic Ideological Council, which the court could not do so by exercising jurisdiction under the principles of greatness and justice. Article 203D (1) of the Constitution Sharia Petition deleted because it was not enforceable \ r \ n
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