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FLYING BOARD AND PAPER PRODUCTS (PVT.) LTD., LAHORE versus DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS DRYPORT, LAHORE

In the Appellant's Appeal Assessment of Sections 196 and 25 Goods, it was claimed that 14 bills of entries made by the appellants were not considered before the Tribunal on the evidence of the price reduction and the Tribunal. The accuracy of the tribunal considered this piece of evidence. A definitive finding was made that the writ petitions filed by the appellants are related to the orders passed by the High Court in which the order of the final decision by the collector orders to be issued on the temporary assessment of their value. Was done There was no binding force of the High Court and a final decision had to be made on its own merits, such a finding of the Tribunal was not challenged on appeal basis, in the pre-bond period relating to the matter. The nine new bills considered by the tribunal for review of the plea agreement fell within the period from 12ries 7 1996 to 1996 1996 to 2 1997 1997 1997 1997. In the case of the section 196 of the Customs Act 1969, no question was raised about the law, in which case the appeal was dismissed. inheritance advocates near Gadoon Amazai lawyer