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NAVEED ENTERPRISES versus ADDITIONAL COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS

Arts 199, 201 and 4 of the Customs Act (IV of 1969), Sections 25 and 26 of the General Clause Act (X of 1897), Section 24 of a constitutional petition show cause notices challenge applicants to the strings of notices issued to them. What was said was that on the circular basis, due notice was issued which was declared by the High Court to be without legal authority, the Additional Collector has issued notice to the applicants without any notice of mind. That the show cause notice was being issued on the basis of the letter has already been declared by the High Court without any legal authority. The order must be passed after the application of the mind within a reasonable time, and for reasons which have been considered in Article 4 of the Constitution as well as Section 24A of the General Clause Act 1897, any body inactive Should not be punished. Aid showcases notices were placed separately on technical grounds due to public activists as issued on a circular basis in which the High Court declared the High Court without any legal authority and said that the decision of the High Court in every state Bound to one organ pakistani advocates Manga Mandi lawyer