SAEED-UR-REHMAN versus CENTRAL BOARD OF REVENUE, THROUGH DIRECTOR GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, ISLAMABAD
Customs and Department of Excise received the notice that the plaintiffs and the Department of Excise had received an acceptance by the trial court for recovery of damages on the basis of A. VII, R 11 Customs Act (IV of 1969), section 217 mental torture, humiliation and dishonor. The company that was recorded closed is in production and was supplying goods / cigarettes to the market without payment of central excise duty and sales tax and the custody of the claimant visited the customs officials and records. Was involved in the manufacture of cigarettes The plaintiff company denied the Central Excise Duty and Sales Tax and so on. Always filed an appeal against the Customs Act, was banned under Section 217 of the 1969 was banned during the meeting of the plaintiff. He died before taking any order in his favor and he had legal heirs who could not pursue the case even after his death because the right to prosecute in such case. The deceased was not personally spared. The suit for compensation for wrongdoing was personal to the person who could not be accused of any kind of malice in his presence. Appeal was dismissed by the trial court, against strong evidence that was properly denied by the trial court, which protected the interest of the State Plaintiff.
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