MESSRS PAKISTAN DRY BATTERY MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION THROUGH VICE-CHAIRMAN versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Determining the Value of Section 25 Customs Procedure Procedure Appraisal Importance The customs authorities may not have a fixed price for imported goods in the form of a Value Advice issued by the Department of Customs Officer. It does not matter whether the price is consulted after the inquiry or the consent of the persons affected by the assessment as a suggestion of assessment is against the provisions of section 25 (1), the Customs Act 1969, however, if the import If the transaction value declared by the provider cannot be determined, Section 25 provides and provides the conditions for customs authorities An inbuilt mechanism for determining the cost of imported goods, the fixed valuation of imported goods through the advice of prices obtained in any way, cannot be the basis for determining the value of imported goods from each one. , Each of which has to be dealt with. And proceedings under the rules made under section 25 of the Customs Act, 1969 and the rules under it
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