MESSRS SOHRAB GLOBAL MARKETING (PVT.) LTD. THROUGH DIRECTOR versus DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, LAHORE AND 4 OTHERS
Article 81, && & Schedule I & II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article l99 Constitutional Request for Pricing Assessment Provisional Assessment Pricing advice without any data as well as the applicant's position No evidence was contested. Even so, no evidence was available to determine the cost of the goods. That is, without hearing that such an interaction had no value and that the price increase or change was affected by a letter and not confessionally made through a notification because of the Customs Act, 1969 Was compulsory under section 25. As to whether this advice fulfilled the deadly essential requirements of Section 25 of the Customs Act, 1969, and whether the minimum customs duty on the goods complied with the provisions of this Act on hold, the Central Board of Revenue, or any other authorized officer Value can be adjusted. The absence of such notification shall have no legal effect as set forth in the Schedule I and II through a notification and valuation advisory letter.
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