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KARIM GHEE AND OIL MILLS (PVT.) LTD., KARACHI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

Section 31A Customs Rules, 2001, R 296 (1) (g) Sales Tax Act (VII of 1990), Section 6 (LA) Section RO 176 (1) / 2004 Dated 22 3 2004 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Exemption of duty and tax for exports, the applicant, who was engaged in the preparation and export of vegetable ghee based on duty and tax related expenditures for the export scheme introduced by the federal government, foreign import. Contract for export with manufacturers was signed in 19 8 8 2003. They had 5,000 metric tonnes of vegetable ghee for which there was no duty, tax, etc. Export of goods, although no tax, duty etc. was responsible, however, from the import of input materials / raw materials used in the manufacture. Was conditional. About the duty / tax return on import duties along with the duty / tax at the import stage, as well as the input / raw material used in the manufacture of goods which was eventually to be exported out of Pakistan. I was told Authorized to import 2500 metric tonnes of duty / tax free palm oil and 2500 metric tonnes of palm orleans and similar compensation was introduced in the year 2003 in connection with the export scheme for the export scheme from duty and tax. Under approval and had yet to import 2500 metric tons of duty / tax-free palm oil and 1954 metric tons of palm oil and it manufactured and exported 326 7 metric tons of vegetable ghee to its buyers overseas and still signed the contract. Was under obligation. The petitioner's complaint for exporting 4673 3 metric tons of vegetable ghee was that the Federal Government had issued Section 176 (1) / 2004 dated 22 3 2004, under which Rule 296 (l) of the Customs Rules 2001 ( G) Effective by modifying property advocates from Musakhel lawyer