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NISAR KHAN versus THE STATE

Constitution Pakistan 1973 R1 (2) Customs Act (IV of 1969), Sections 35 and 37 Export Policy and Procedure Order, 2000, Para 8 Notification Section R No. 1140 (1) / 97, Dated 6 11 1997 Constitution of Pakistan (1973) )), Arts 199, 18, 23, 24 and 25 Constitutional Requests Bond Manufacturing was the manufacturer of a plantation claim claiming a return to duty in exporting Afghanistan through land, and paying them without import duty. The import of goods was allowed because it was primarily intended to allow the export of goods produced by the customs authorities for export to Afghanistan via land route. Did not give Such action by the authorities was included in the constitutional petition. Legally, the applicants could not force the authorities to export them. Nor can they claim any defect in view of Para 8 of the Export Policy and Procedure Order 2000, excluding the goods manufactured in the manufacturing bonds, under Articles 18, 23, 24 and 25 of the Constitution. There were no rights violations. The sanctions imposed by the authorities were not deemed inappropriate and it was within the purview of the federal government that the constitutional application was dismissed accordingly. criminal advocate from Kamber Ali Khan lawyer