MAHMOOD ALI MALIK versus DEPUTY CONTROLLER, DEPARTMENT OF TOURIST SERVICES
Sections 2 (b), 4 and 13 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25 and 199 Constitutional Application License, Denial of Discrimination Alternative Remedies Applicants' complaint was that the authorities had obtained a travel agency license on the basis of the name matching. Denied. The constitutional petition was not intact because the applicant had the right to appeal under Section 13 of the Travel Agencies Act 1976, the petitioner submitted that the authorities had issued licenses to several other agencies whose names were found and Denial was an act of discrimination. The refusal to license because of first name matches is prohibited in law, they were not licensed to other entities. The Powers Act violates Article 25 of the Constitution and the applicant was discriminated against in which the right of appeal was restricted to only one travel agency that had. Was licensed under section 4 of the Travel Agencies Act, 1976, as per the terms of section 2 (b) of the Travel Agencies Act 1976, did not hold any license, so he could not withdraw the right of appeal. Was set aside and the High Court directed the authorities to issue a license to the applicant according to the constitutional request granted.
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