ALPHA CHEMICALS (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Section 81 (2) Section RO 567 (I) / 2006 Dated 5 6 2006 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application Platinum sponge / electricity import Customs duty payment Section R 567 (I) / 2006 Dated 5 6 2006 Exemption The applicant for customs duty for platinum import was denied on the basis that since the applicant is a pharmaceutical company, he is entitled to only exemptions which are exempt from Section RO 567 (I) / Table 5 6 of 2006. Is specified in Table III of 2006. It is further stated that in section III of RO 567 (I) / 2006 dated 5 6 2006, specific exemptions for the pharmaceutical industry have been provided. Nonetheless, there was no restriction on the claim of exemption by an importer under Table I of Table 5 6 of 2006 of Section RO 567 (I) / 2006, as it has been observed in Table RO 567 (I) Platinum was not an exempt item under III. ) / 2006 dated 5 6 2006; however, it is exempt under Table I of Section RO. There was, therefore, no special exemption for the pharmaceutical industry in relation to imported platinum, and there was a general exemption for all importers under section RO 567 (I) / 2006 Table I6. Language (I) / 2006 of Section RO 567 5 2006 did not impose any restrictions on persons eligible for exemption under Table I of Section RO, so although the applicant belonged to the pharmaceutical industry, There was nothing to be excused from being exempt. Section RO 567 (I) / 2006 dated 5 6 2006, under Table I of the order R 5737 (I) / 2006 dated 5 6 2006, a misrepresentation order was issued, and the applicant to all the importers. Was denied the right to available waiver dated 5 6 2006 improper order placed under section RO 567 (I) / Table I of 2006 and the constitution
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