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COLLECTOR, CUSTOMS, SALES TAX AND CENTRAL EXCISE, CUSTOM HOUSE, QUETTA versus NAIMTULLAH

Article 187 Legal evidence (Article 10 of 1984), Article 121 A person who is in possession of an unpaid duty vehicle confessed to the owner of the undercarriage vehicle that he had purchased the vehicle from the real owner who provided proof of authority. Was registered. The legal authority has the burden of clarifying the legal burden and the obvious burden under Section 187 of the Customs Act, 1969, which is a clear burden in which the accused is required to establish only a first case and customs to prove the case. Authorities face a final burden or legal burden. Allegedly beyond doubt the accused was charged, proving that he had seized the vehicle under a valid permit issued under the law by the Motor Registration Authority, under section 187, the Customs Act 1969. The load that was put through it was removed. Principles online advocate from Morgah lawyer