DIRECTOR, DIRECTORATE-GENERAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION versus MESSRS AL-FAIZ INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED
Article 196 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Appeal to the requirement of the High Court When the appeal is required to be filed by the Collector in section 196, Customs Act 1969, then it can be filed by the Collector only and any other. Cannot file an appeal. Customs will be considered illegal, ineligible and manageable even though the Appellant's name appeared as Customs of Calcutta but was not signed and endorsed by him or was signed or endorsed instead. Was. A deputy collector or assistant collector of customs will also be deemed to have not filed in accordance with the rules. The Supreme Court expressed extreme dissatisfaction, dissatisfaction and indifference to this approach of Customs, Department, Law Officers / Standing Officers. The department and the lawyers involved in the registration / institute of Advocate On Record requests themselves. As a result, the official copy of the present verdict was severely damaged, the chairman, the Central Board of Revenue and the Attorney General for Pakistan were instructed to send, so that they could be treated with indifference, carelessness, extraordinary and ignorant behavior. Be aware Customs officers and law officers / councilors working with the Customs Department
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