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MUHAMMAD AFZAL versus SECRETARY, FOREST DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF BALOCHISTAN, QUETTA

Regulations 15, 16 and 2 (7) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Request for Import of Wood from Afghanistan Forest Permit The timber importer paid customs duty and completed other formal operations when Forest officer seizes the imported truck. As a staff importer demands Rs 3,000 per truck, when its trucks were released after paying such fines, the timber from Afghanistan was a forest product, but under this provision. The Forest Regulations in Balochistan, in 1890, could not be extended to forest and forest products in Afghanistan. Forest licenses imported from Afghanistan will be required for the production of timber or forest that was brought from a forest within Pakistan's territorial domain and not from any other country, after the payment of customs duty. The product can be considered as imported material. Therefore, there will be no question of imposing penalties. Adjustment of imported timber / forest products cannot be considered as royalty. 3,000 trucks through the Forest Department to receive such royalties VPA was fined, thus, without any legal authority and in violation of the relevant supply of Balochistan's forest regulations, the forest department was instructed that at the time of the import of fines, the forest was issued by the forest department. Pay the fine received from the importer subject to the production of the collection. advocate for immigration from Astore lawyer