| Case ID |
43925a56-45d6-49c6-9f4c-843dfcbf0656 |
| Body |
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| Case Number |
Writ Petition No.4596 of 2022 |
| Decision Date |
Dec 09, 2022 |
| Hearing Date |
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| Decision |
The Islamabad High Court, presided over by Chief Justice Aamar Farooq, addressed the Writ Petition No.4596 of 2022 filed by Pakistan Television Corporation Limited against the Deputy Commissioner Inland Revenue, Islamabad. The court's decision emphasized the importance of adhering to the constitutional provisions outlined in Section 199 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973. The case revolved around issues pertinent to the rights and obligations of the petitioner in relation to the tax authority's actions. The court found merit in the arguments presented by the petitioner's counsel, leading to a favorable ruling for Pakistan Television Corporation Limited. The judgment underscored the necessity for the Inland Revenue Department to comply with legal standards and procedural fairness when dealing with corporate entities. This decision serves as a precedent for similar cases involving governmental agencies and their regulatory practices. |
| Summary |
In the case of Writ Petition No.4596 of 2022, the Islamabad High Court examined the petition filed by Pakistan Television Corporation Limited against the Deputy Commissioner Inland Revenue, Islamabad. The court's ruling, delivered by Chief Justice Aamar Farooq on December 9, 2022, focused on the constitutional rights of the petitioner under Section 199 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973. The case highlighted key issues related to tax regulations and the procedural requirements that must be adhered to by the Inland Revenue authorities. The court's decision reinforced the principles of legal accountability and fairness in administrative actions, making it a significant reference for future cases involving taxation and governmental oversight. Lawyers and advocates representing corporate entities should take note of the outcome as it impacts the legal landscape surrounding tax disputes, emphasizing the need for compliance with established legal frameworks. This ruling is particularly relevant for entities engaged in media and broadcasting, as it sets a standard for interactions with regulatory bodies. |
| Court |
Islamabad High Court
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| Entities Involved |
Pakistan Television Corporation Limited,
Deputy Commissioner Inland Revenue, Islamabad
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| Judges |
AAMAR FAROOQ, CHIEF JUSTICE
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| Lawyers |
Syed Farid Ahmed Bukhari
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| Petitioners |
Pakistan Television Corporation Limited
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| Respondents |
Deputy Commissioner Inland Revenue, Islamabad
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| Citations |
2022 SLD 6525
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| Other Citations |
Not available
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| Laws Involved |
Constitution of Pakistan, 1973
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| Sections |
199
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