NAZIR MUHAMMAD versus CUSTOMS CENTRAL EXCISE AND SALES TAX (APPELLATE) TRIBUNAL, ISLAMABAD
Section 4 (2) [as amended by the Economic Reform Act (Amendment) Ordinance (XXI of 1999)] Customs Act (IV of 1969), section 194A, 194B, 194C & 196 Appellate Tribunal of the Appellate Tribunal The appeal was unsuccessful, requiring review of the evidence as it would have to give its own opinion on the factual aspect, which was not made at the second appellate tribunal stage, which also had to present its views in the case of the appellant. shall be. Failure to buy illegal currency from an authorized money changer or from an authorized dealer will have an impact on the appellant's case. The tribunal's finding of justification, in the circumstances, weakened, the High Court accepted the appeal and This case has been sent for transfer. The Tribunal had also ordered fresh decisions based on the observations of the High Court and the relevant law and parties and it could still be heard and allowed even if a new point was raised. Should.
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