PARKS PAKISTAN (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Customs Duty Section 1969, 18, 30 and 31 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Exemption of notification of customs duty exemption on certain goods imported in Pakistan And other sales tax was available to importers who set up the industry in the special zone provided that the letter 1 credit was opened from 30 to 1995, which means no entitlement was received by the applicant four months before the Letter of Credit was opened. Will accumulate in favor. The importer will hereafter refuse to pay the duty upon waiver or cancellation of such duty, any amount of that duty which was payable as a result of the withdrawal of the concession, even if the goods were sold or the letter was opened Such a return was made after the end of the The loan will be payable in respect of the date of submission of the bill for section 30, Customs Act, 1969. The customs authorities, on the contrary, have demanded customs duty and sales tax in accordance with the law, rules and regulations, The bill of entry was applicable on the date of filing, such action would not guarantee interference with legal proceedings. Courts exercising their constitutional jurisdiction
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