ANJUM QISAR BUKHARI versus COSTOMS, EXCISE AND SALES TAX
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Section 194 A & 196 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the duty of import duty on vehicles to be examined by the Appellate Tribunal and the High Court while examining its seating capacity. On remand, the applicants, along with the appellate tribunal, also remanded the customs deputy collector to ascertain the seating capacity of the vehicles imported by the High Court but also observed the merits of the case. Who almost didn't even decide to dispute. The applicant is justified in drawing conclusions regarding the classification of imported vehicles, as this finding predicted almost the question that the collector (appellant) had given to the collector customs of the Board of Revenue. The letter was sent to the Deputy Collector of Customs for determination. The appeal for leave was changed to appeal, along with the orders of the High Court, AK was also set aside by the Palette Tribunal.
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