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APPEAL NO. CUS. 2/PB OF 2006, DECIDED ON 31ST JANUARY, 2006. versus APPEAL NO. CUS. 2/PB OF 2006, DECIDED ON 31ST JANUARY, 2006.

Sections 156 (1) (8) (89) 157, 2 (s) and 16 Imports and Export (Control) Act (XXXXX of 1950) Compensation for crimes, forfeiture of payment according to the amount of the First Appellate Authority. The order to release the consolidated goods is equal to 1% of the cost of the techniques in addition to the receipt of taxes on the fine and the taxes imposed on them as well as personal fines and the cost of the goods are also levied on each owner of the goods. In turn, the penalty for the release of goods against the goods was upwards of 35% of the confiscation penalty, as was generally the case with the practice of confiscating 25% of the assessed value of the goods. Goods confiscated were acknowledged that unpaid goods could be redeemed through a lower fine. For the release of such items, the appellate tribunal awarded the appellate tribunal a fine of 35% through the appellate tribunal. Ordered to reduce the personal penalty to 25 percent and the personal penalty to 5 percent. immigration advocates email from Nowshero Feroz lawyer