DERA CABLE NETWORK LTD. THROUGH CHIEF EXECUTIVE versus PAKISTAN ELECTRONIC MEDIA REGULATORY AUTHORITY (PEMRA) THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Section 30A [As amended by Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Amendment) Act (II of 2007]] Appeal for permission to install cable network Disappearance of Appeal Principles of Natural Justice, Appellant's violation petitioned Authority Which is supported by two demands. Draft for the issuance of the licensing authority, through a short order letter to the appellant through informing them that there were already four cable networks working, there was no scope for further license issuance and the appellants' backside was unnamed. The order was not approved and they were not given any notice of hearing to the affective appellants, who had the right to a hearing. They were deprived of their rights, which cannot be denied, especially in cases where they were issued not only in the court proceedings, but also in administrative proceedings, whether petitioner or appeal. There could be a case like that. In a pending trial in administrative tribunals or Kosi Judicial Tribunals, the right to a party hearing was excluded from natural justice because no one could be heard. The unseen ruling revealed that he was cursed, blasphemy and violating the law and was responsible for his disposal. An unknown order was set aside and the matter was set up under the tribunal. The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority will, according to the law, provide the opportunity for a hearing to the appellants after the strict decision of the law.
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