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FATIMA ENTERPRISES LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Article 156 (24) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Implementing Customs Duty Customs Duty on Customs Excluding Measures on Land / Coast Tank Applicants and Customs Authorities requested for import of palm oil. The oil received by him was not less than the quantity imported, while the authorities imposed duty on the basis of the quantity of oil on the board, under which the applicant raised the amount to be taken to impose the customs duty. It was the amount of discharge in the earth. / Coast I, Customs authorities found quantity of tanks on the vessel There was no validity law that prohibited the measurement of liquid objects in the land / coast tanks at the discharge port of liquid in the tank. Measurements to be taken as final measurements The liquid was not banned from the vessel under section 156 (24) of the Customs Act 1969, provided such measurements were made in Prisenix. E The effective quantity of oil for the purpose of customs duty exemption from all relevant parties shall be in accordance with the amount received from the tank on the board by the authority to the customs duty at the port / coast tanks. The vessel at the port of the destination was not in accordance with the law nor was any inconvenience to the practice of liquid shipment emissions directed the High Court to request a decision on the return of additional customs duty as requested. Was claimed by Pakistan, top advocate family court from Shujabad lawyer