MUHAMMAD RASHEED versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
The R7 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition was upset by the local government's entry tax levied on the entry of livestock including cattle, buffaloes, camels, camels and goats into the cattle market. According to the press advertisement, the entry fee was abolished, there was no gazette notification regarding such waiver or fee waiver, and the tax was not kept on record by either party, if the advertisement is subject to legal settlement Even if released, the tax / fee on the livelihood or immunity of cattle was only for a period of one month and that too by the Karachi Municipal Corporation, not the District Municipal Corporation, in connection with the livestock fees and gazette. Was received under a notification of record that was placed on record. First person authorizes district municipal corporation to levy taxes / fees on livestock High Court refuses to interfere In his case, the petition was dismissed under circumstances.
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