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M/s R-SC Internet Services Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. vs Federation of pakistan through Secretary Ministry of Defence, Rawalpindi Ss — 2025 YLR 266 PESHAWAR-HIGH-COURT

Case information

Citation
2025 YLR 266 PESHAWAR-HIGH-COURT
Court
Peshawar High Court
Year
2025
Reporter
YLR
Parties
M/s R-SC Internet Services Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. vs Federation of pakistan through Secretary Ministry of Defence, Rawalpindi Ss
Subject matter
Constitutional
Provisions referred to
S. 282; S. 200; The Cantonments Act

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Judgment text as reported

M/s R-SC Internet Services Pakistan (Pvt) Ltd. VS Federation of pakistan through Secretary Ministry of Defence, Rawalpindi Ss. 200 & 282----Publicity fee---Fee on moving publicity, imposition of---Cantonment Board, powers of---Cantonment Board demanded the levy/fee from the petitioner (Internet Services Providing Company) against certain activities asserting that its (petitioner') motorcycle riders wearing jacket with petitioner's logo/ trademark are promoting its business which is mobile advertisement of petitioner/ company---Whether the said activities of the petitioner/ Company (wearing a jacket bearing logo/trademark of the petitioners/ company) can be subjected to the imposition of fee by the Cantonment Board---Held, that the Cantonment Board is the creation of a Statute i.e. The Cantonments Act, 1924 ('the Act, 1924') and S.282 of the Act, 1924 empowers the Cantonment Board to make bye-laws whereas S.200 of the Act, 1924 deals with the mandate of Cantonment Board to levy stallages, rent and fee---Perusal of the provisions of S.200 of the Act, 1924 shows that the Cantonment Board has a very limited mandate to charge fee and rent against the items which are specifically provided in S.200 of the Act, 1924---Activities of the petitioner/Company do not fall within any of the items provided in S.200 of the Act, 1924---Thus, the Cantonment Board at the relevant time had no authority to demand any levy/fee from the petitioner/ company against their activities---High Court declared the demand / challan illegal and without law full authority---Constitutional petition, was allowed accordingly.

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