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N.S. ENTERPRISES versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

Article 18, 19, 25 and 25B of Pakistan Customs Act 1969 (1973), Article 199 The customs duty specific amount was fixed on the import ship for breach of the Constitution while exemption from customs duty exceeding the specified amount. As a result of the Regulatory Duty of the Luxury Penitentiary Application, such scraped vessels were challenged that the applicants rejected the exemption enjoyed under the notification issued under Section 19, Customs Act, 1969. Subsequent applicants were subject to such conditions, limitations or restrictions. As it is deemed appropriate, by issuing a notification regarding the imposition of a regulatory duty of more than 100% on all or any of the goods specified in the First Schedule, although the regulatory duty was separate from the customs duty where the Government was subject to section 19, Any importer is exempted from exercising the powers under the Customs Act, 1969, only the charges mentioned in the notification will be extended but this waiver will enable the importer to pay the customs duty under different headings. Will not refuse customs duty to be granted to persons or property, but the rights, compensation Inheritance was not a right, but the power to grant exemptions granted to the public would include the option of withdrawal or alteration of the concession. This could not have been done if it had been imposed on the individual. Until the decisive action was taken, the exemption was always available to the government on the basis of the principle of the Luxury Poverty rule, therefore, regulatory duty under section 18 (2), Customs Act, 1969 law firms from Kamokey lawyer