Conferment/Delegation of Powers - Federal Board Of Revenue Government Of Pakistan

Sr.No	Title
1	142 US 649 (1892)
2	276 US 394 (1928)
3	AIR 170 Supreme Court 192
4	P L D 1975 Supreme Court 50
5	P L D 1963 Supreme Court 251
6	2005 P T D 2286
7	1993 S C M R 1905
8	If legislature has amended the law then prior judgment will not hold good (Prohibition or constraint then law is set to be validly enacted)
9	PLD 1999 SC 1026
10	Changed in 18(3) from Federal Government to Minister in Charge for Finance, power of legislature (List of SROs of Export Policy Section imposing/rescinding RD PLD 1999 SC 1026)
11	What are the principles which courts should look into in a delegation case (Senate Standing Committee regulatory holds meeting to review & watch progress and justification)
12	What are the principles which courts should look into in a delegation case (Continuous monitoring by Standing Committee of the Senate of Pakistan)
13	What are the principles which courts should look into in a delegation case (Approval of the Cabinet)
14	What are the principles which courts should look into in a delegation case; (Parliamentary control over delegation(Explain presentation before ECC of the Cabinet)
15	Levy of , Exemption from, and Repayment of Customs-Duties (Only non essential functions to be delegated)
16	What are the principles which courts should look into in a delegation case; (Need for delegation)
17	This decision has been consistently followed by Supreme Court, meaning thereby endorsing the delegation of powers by the legislature in following cases (Advance telecom & others vs FOP CP No. 1812-1815, 1962-1970 SC)
18	Delegation of power by Legislature & Scope and validity of Regulatory Duty is a "decided issue" (1999 S C M R 412)
19	Delegation of power by Legislature & Scope and validity of Regulatory Duty is a "decided issue" (PLD 1988 SC 670)
20	Synopsis of Mustafa Impex
21	Judgment of Mustafa Impex (Mustafa Impex, Karachi vs. Government of Pakistan)