ABID HUSSAIN versus COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS (APPRAISEMENT)
Investigation against the applicant of the Customs Act 1969 Section 2 (k) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Vehicles could not be completed, finally the evidence was not collected to conclude that the customs duty was abolished. Or a related law was violated. Neither case referred to the making of vehicle use restrictions, especially if the applicant did not produce any charge against the said vehicle or if it was required by the customs and customs. Didn't demand an offer. Authority Petitioners were allowed to use vehicles for under-taxation, pending investigation and adjudication of the matter when the applicant would not be required to produce the vehicle as required by the customs authorities. They will not be able to produce any charges against the vehicle. Also settle for action against them
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