MUHAMMAD SHAHID 1QBAL versus CALTEX OIL (PAKISTAN) LIMITED
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Pakistan Petroleum (incomplete, blending and marketing) Rules, 1971 In their constitutional petition, petitioners prayed that the respondents pumped petrol without obtaining explosive license under the Petroleum Act, 1934 and Petroleum Rules, 1937. , Which was violated. The Act and the relevant rules and such as should be directed to the authorities to take action against the respondents on the basis that the respondents demanded the removal of the constitutional petition against them on the basis that the federal government amended the Rules, 1971. Which in turn allowed to be installed. Petroleum Outlet, Petroleum Outlet, was no longer required but PTM did not deny or dispute the amendment or its effect, but stated that in its constitutional application, the petitioner The last prayer was that the amendment had no effect on the present influence. Without obtaining an explosive license under the relevant Act, the Petrol Pump de Rolls authorities said that since the matter was pending before the courts, the authority had not taken any action to assure that it was found by the authorities or in their notice. If the relevant Act or Rules are violated, then legal action will be taken by them. According to the law, the petition was dealt with similar assurances
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