NISHAT MILLS LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, FINANCE DIVISION, FEDERAL SECRETARIAT AND 2 OTHERS
Section 19 (3) [as inserted in the Customs (Amendment) Ordinance (XXIV of 2002]] Sales Tax Act (VII of 4990), Section 13 (2) (a) of Section RO 554 (I) / 98 12 6 1998 Waiver Notification No Section RO 554 (I) / 98 Dated 12 6 1998 cannot be restricted at this time because it did not exempt the payment of duty for a specified period but merely stated some conditions. To be met to qualify for benefits. When the five-year or three-year period of immunity had not ended, the applicants did not even get the right to the waiver and the question of withdrawal would be solely subject to the irrelevant executive represented under the conviction of the ban. Gone, but there is no harm in exercising the power of the Legislature, even if the applicants have obtained some rights, they said that the rights of the enactment of section 19 (3) of the Customs Act 1969 Has expired (as modified)
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