SANA ENTERPRISES THROUGH SOLE PROPRIETOR, PESHAWAR versus COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, PESHAWAR
Section 32 (2) (3) Section RO 509 (1) / 2007 Dated 29 6 2007 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Notice Required by Customs Officers to Release Notes Due to Legal Show (Applicant) ) Acquisition and concessions received under the import section RO 509 (I) / 2007 dated 29 2007 6 2007, in which the sales tax on import and supply of textile and articles was charged at 0%. Then during the import clearance inspection it was observed that the acetate was intended to make cigarette filter rods and the benefit of Section R questions improperly increased the importer. Demand notice was issued to the importer. Demand for accuracy was always the result of the show cause notice proceedings and the customs authorities issued the demand notice in the absence of section 32 (2) of the Customs Act, 1969. (3) A notice of legal notice provided by and with no judgment or final determination can be taken advantage of Section RO in this case without the imposed demand notice issued and customs powers without jurisdiction. Authorization request was granted, notice of disregard demand was set aside and customs officials End Importer been directed to issue show cause notices and decision-making process of the
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