GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH ADDITIONAL SECRETARY (CUSTOMS), MINISTRY OF FINANCE, ISLAMABAD versus MAHMOOD AHMED QURESHI
Sections 156 (1) (8) (70), 157, 179 and 185 (1) of the Customs Act 1969 were arrested from the airport for release of accused of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (VII of 1947) Section 8 and Foreign currency was customary with the authorities taking the decisive action, the currency was seized while the Special Judge Customs acquitted the accused High Court, relying on the decision of the Special Judge, the authorities directed the accused Release the exported currency that was raised by the authorities. That the proceedings before the Special Judge and the decision to appear before the customs authorities were independent of each other and the High Court correctly reversed the Special Judge's decision, the customs officers' decision was not accepted by the Customs. Will do In the decision-making process, nor the acquittal of the accused, the effect of the prosecution will not be eliminated unless the NGO's judicial proceedings on their own power were in violation of the law's principles of hypocrisy and natural justice. The law strictly forfeited the currency in the case, as such results cannot be bothered by the special judge's decision. The decision was set aside by the High Court and the seized currency was confiscated and accordingly the State's appeal was allowed.
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