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MUHAMMAD YOUSAF versus ASSISTANT COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, CFS CUSTOMS, THOKAR NIAZ BAIG, LAHORE

Customs Act 1969 Section 181 Personal Goods and Gifts Scheme (Vehicle Imports) Rules, 2000, R3 (4) Section RO No. 489 (1) / 2000, Date 17 7 2000 Import Trade and Procedure Order, 2000, paragraph 15 Section RO No. 1374 (I) 198, Dated 17 12 1998 Section RO 599 (1) l93, Date 17 7 1993 Imports and Exports (Control) Act (X = 1950), Section 3 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973) , Article 199 Constitutional Application Option to pay fines for confiscated vehicle confiscation Applicant's declaration in respect of imported vehicles used by the Assistant Collector for personal goods and gift scheme (Vehicle Import) Rules R3 (4). Mast violating D had. 5, 181 of the Customs Act, 1969, without permission for the release of confiscated vehicles, a validation scheme for the importation of vehicles under the Transfer of Goods Scheme, which is section RO No. 599 (1) / 93, provided under 17. 199 was not discontinued in 1993 as the same found menu in paragraph 15 of the N-Import Trade and Procedure Code 2000, whereby the Personal Goods and Gift Scheme (Vehicle Imports) Rules 2000 was implemented. The permission to import vehicles used under the residential scheme is mentioned in section RO number. Earlier, section 599 (I) l93 of section ROO 1374 (1) l98 would not affect applicants - confiscated on payment of section RO number 1374 (I) / 98 issued under section 181 of the Customs Act 1969 The right to get the car is still there. Importer of a forfeiture order for violation of any of the terms of the Personal Goods and Gift Scheme (2000), the importer may receive a vehicle release upon payment of a fine, the Assistant Collector is legally a Option F law firms from Ghizer lawyer