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MADINA TRADERS versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Customs Act 1969 Section 25 (b), Schedule I and Second Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Request Notification No. Section O: 98/98, dated 14 2 1998 The assessment of goods for import and export by the applicant. Was assessed on the basis of the notification issued by the Central Board of Revenue by the customs authorities on the basis of the notification mentioned in the Schedule I and II of the Customs Act 1969. Such assessment was challenged on the basis that the goods were challenged. The price will be according to the price. The origin of the country and the value it places on the authorities was arbitrary and unreasonable, under Section 25 (b), the Customs Act, 1969, the Central Board of Revenue ranked first and second. Had the legal right to charge the specified goods. The schedule of the Customs Act, 1969 may be deemed appropriate by notification at such rates and where such rates have been set, they are imported and taken with the purpose of calculating the price. went. Exported goods for this purpose immigration advocates email from Jaja Abasian lawyer