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Retroative legislation

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2014 PTD 320 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE Judicial Precedent
Retroative legislationRetrospective effect of legislationPrinciples of interpretationScope

Retroactive legislation was looked upon with disfavour, as a general rule, and properly so because of its tendency to be unjust and oppressive

In the absence of any indication in the statute that the Legislature intended for it to operate retroactively, it must not be given retrospective effect

Where a statute however, was procedural, declaratory or explanatory or where a statute was passed for the purpose of supply an obvious omission in a former statute, it was to operative retrospectively obviously because it did not affect vested rights.

2014 CLD 272 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE Judicial Precedent
Retroative legislationRetrospective effect of legislationPrinciples of interpretationScope

Retroactive legislation was looked upon with disfavour, as a general rule, and properly so because of its tendency to be unjust and oppressive

In the absence of any indication in the statute that the Legislature intended for it to operate retroactively, it must not be given retrospective effect

Where a statute however, was procedural, declaratory or explanatory or where a statute was passed for the purpose of supplying an obvious omission in a former statute, it was to operate retrospectively obviously because it did not affect vested rights.

2014 PLD 72 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE Judicial Precedent
Retroative legislationRetrospective effect of legislationPrinciples of interpretationScope

Retroactive legislation was looked upon with disfavour, as a general rule, and properly so because of its tendency to be unjust and oppressive

In the absence of any indication in the statute that the Legislature intended for it to operate retroactively, it must not be given retrospective effect

Where a statute however, was procedural, declaratory or explanatory or where a statute was passed for the purpose of supplying an obvious omission in a former statute, it was to operate retrospectively obviously because it did not affect vested rights.

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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Retroative legislation"

PLD 2014
N/A

P L D 2014 Lahore 72

COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE ZONE-II, REGINAL TAX OFFICE, MULTAN — Appellant Versus Mrs. AMBREEN FAWAD C/O PAK ARAB FERTILIZERS LIMITED, MULTAN — Respondent

Court: High Court
CLD 2014
N/A

2014 C L D 272

COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE ZONE-II, REGIONAL TAX OFFICE, MULTAN — Appellant Versus Mrs. AMBREEN FAWAD C/O PAK ARAB FERTILIZERS LIMITED, MULTAN — Respondent

Court: Lahore
PLD 1966
Writ Petition No. 1110/R of 1961, decided on 11th October 1965.

P L D 1966 (W

S. RIAZ-UD-DIN AHMED — Petitioner Versus CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, LAHORE

Court: (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Arts. 224(1), 225(1), 131 (1) & 29--Whether Central Legislature or President, could legislate so as to give retrospective effect to legislation beyond 8-6-62, i.e. date on which Constitution came into force-- Whether amendment of S. 31, Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958 by Displaced Persons Laws Amendment Ordinance (XVIII of 1965) could not be given retrospective effect beyond 8-6-62-Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), S. 31 as amended by Displaced Persons Laws Amendment Ordinance (XVIII of 1965).
PLD 1974
Civil Suits Nos. 284, 265, 330, 375, 387, 411, 415, 418 of 1969; 6 and 161 of 1970, decided on 15th February 1974.

P L D 1974 Karachi 254

MESSRS DADA LTD., KARACHI‑ — Plaintiffs Versus SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN,

Court: ---S. 7‑Provisions of S. 7 operative to legalise retrospectively levy of price differential surcharge‑Surcharge levied and collected in pursu ance of Notification No. S. R. O. 49 (R)/66 dated 23‑4‑66 and Public Notice dated 25‑4‑66‑Validated by S. 7‑Rules for assessment and collection of price equalization surcharge‑Not condition precedent to exercise of powers conferred under pct for ascertainment of price equalization surcharge and its recovery‑Adamjee Jute Mills Ltd. v, Controller of Imports & Exports P L D 1968 Dacca 894 dissented from.
PTD 1990
Constitutional Petition No. D‑1135 of 1988, decided on 19th October, 1989.

1990 P T D 29

CRESCENT PAK. INDUSTRIES (Pvt.) LIMITED Versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN and others

Court: Karachi High Court
PLD 1964
(On appeal from the order of the Claims Commissioner, West Pakistan, Lahore, dated the 15th August 1961.)

P L D 1964 Supreme Court 494

Sheikh FAZAL AHMAD‑Appellant Versus Raja ZIAULLAH KHAN AND ANOTHER‑Respondents

Court: (b) Registration of Claims (Displaced Persons) Act (III of' 1956) as amended by Registration of Claims (Displaced Persons) (Amendment) Ordinance (LXXX of 1962), S. 7 (4)‑
PLD 1970
Criminal Revision No. 15 of 1969, decided on 28th October 1969.

P L D 1970 Quetta 27

Syed MUHAMMAD AZIM AND 5 OTHERS — Petitioners Versus THE STATE AND 5 OTHERS‑Respondents

Court:
CLC 1984
Second Appeal against Original Order No. 245 of 1966, decided on 26th March, 1974.

1984 C L C 3111

LAHORE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION‑Appellant Versus Mian MUHAMMAD RAFI‑Respondent

Court: Lahore
PLD 1957
Writ Petition No. 160 of 1956, decided on 12th November 1956.

P L D 1957 (W

KARACHI PANJRAPORE ASSOCIATION -Petitioner Versus CUSTODIAN. EVACUEE PROPERTY and another Respondents

Court:
PLD 2021
2021-June-29

P L D 2021 Sindh 515

Syed GHULAM MOHIUDDIN and another — Petitioners Versus PROVINCE OF SINDH through Chief Secretary and 2 others — Respondents

Court: High Court