Imports and Exports (Control) Act 1950 Section 32 Imports and Export (Control) Act (Exxon X of 1950), Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Imports of Goods Shipment of Rubber to Such Shipment Physical inspection officers have been summoned by the same applicable customs authorities at the request of the applicant and released in exchange for confiscation of violations of section 32, Customs Act, 1969 and section 3 (1). Appealing against the decision by the Import and Export (Control) Act, 1950, against the payment of fines, Appeal and review dgan was deleted. The Validity Petitioner acknowledged that he did not challenge the customs authorities' findings on the basis of physical examination of the goods, but requested summary judgment on the applicant's request. The redemption petition after the interim against the payment of the recipient and the release of the goods issued to the goods, the appeal by the Appeal and the Review Collector has been properly observed by the challenge order while rejecting the appeal. The goods in the case, already out of charge, are of the applicant's view that they cannot be considered at this stage because they are unusable. Goods imported is no longer available for inspection; no search could be made against the earlier search by the customs authorities if the applicant was not satisfied with the results obtained by the authorities. Should have done and challenged it before. Proper forum, but to do so
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