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DEWAN SCRAP (PVT.) LTD., KARACHI versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN

Article 185 Pakistan (1973), Article 185 of the Customs Act 1969, Article 185 for the purpose of payment of the dispute over the payment of the regulatory duty imposed on the appellant to break the import ship, the High Court ordered the appellant to break the vessel and carry it. Allowed In addition to providing bank guarantee in favor of scrap, respondent (authority) from specific customs area, payment of customs duty / other taxes in cash is subject to cash which has a specific notification under 10% ad valorem regulatory duty. In view of the status of the High Court amended interim order, the Supreme Court upheld the appeal of the appellant amending the order to the extent that the appellant would not submit a bank guarantee for two months and the customs authorities as directed earlier. Will maintain a certain amount of scrap. The order of the High Court to be dealt with within a period of two months has been fixed by the Appellate High Court pending the constitutional petition. The time limit for the settlement of the constitutional petition has been fixed. The current order will be submitted within two weeks of its approval and the case will be heard shortly thereafter. In the event that the High Court does not remove the constitutional application within two months, the Appellant will offer a bank guarantee for a term which is equal to 10% of the regulatory duty payable by the Appellant. Pakistan, top advocate family court from Poonch lawyer