MASTER TEXTILE MILLS versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Constitution of Pakistan, Section 3 and Second Schedule to the Constitution, Arts 4,153, 154, 199 and Fourth Schedule, Part II, Entry No. 2 Constitutional Application Gas Infrastructure Development Cess (CC), Constitutional Joint Legislative Council (Council) The effect of was not advised. Violation of the constitutional mandate of Entry No. 2 of the Commonwealth (included in the Fourth Schedule to the Constitution) in Part II of the Federal Legislative List is unconstitutionally linked to certain natural gas entries in Part II of the Federal Legislative List. This means that taking any legislative or executive action in relation to matters listed in Part II of the Federal Legislative List disregarding the Council of Common Interests (CCI) constituted under Article 153 of the Constitution The basic rights of the people belonging to different federating units were stripped, and their laws The right to behave was defeated, without controversy or the implementation of it, especially the implementation of taxes, which ultimately affected the public, without the council's approval in such cases, which would also mean The law that was enacted under Article 4 of the Constitution was neither violated nor approved, the bill for gas infrastructure development cess was neither approved nor approved by any policy in this regard. Therefore, there was an infringement on the constitutional mandate of the Unapproved Law Council on the basis of Articles 153 and 154 of the Constitution and in its fundamental right. The law governing people suffered defeat, in addition, the spirit of dividing the list of federal legislatures into two parts also included gas infrastructure.
