COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, FEDERAL EXCISE AND SALES TAX, QUETTA versus RAMZAN
Sections 181, 15, 16 and 196 Notification Section R5799 (I) / 2005 Dated 6 2005 The High Court seizes the vehicle used in the smuggling of smuggled goods for payment of fines in exchange for seized goods Fine scope collector customs quantum The disputed order of the Customs Appellate Tribunal, which reduced the amount of fines imposed on a convict for the release of a vehicle used in smuggling, was authorized by the Adjusting Officer in section 181 of the Customs Act, 1969 Give the owner of the goods the option to pay a fine. Seizure of goods, as it deems appropriate, and it has been stated that the section may impose a fine for the confiscation of imported goods or classes in violation of section 15 of the Federal Board of Revenue Customs. A notification under section 16 of the Act, 1969 or the Customs Act, 1969, or the quantum penalty imposed under another law at any time, was, in the present case, in accordance with section R574 (I). ) / 2005 dated 6 6 2005 and in the light of that, there was no merit at that time the collector reference request was dismissed
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