MESSRS T.N. INTERNATIONAL THROUGH PROPRIETOR versus ADDITIONAL COLLECTOR CUSTOMS (CHAIRMAN LICENSING) DRY PORT, SIALKOT
RR 103 and 104 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Natural Justice, Customs House Agent License Principle Suspended on the charge of manufacturing false advertising with the purpose of avoiding duty / tax, Customs of the applicant The house agent was licensed by the applicant, which was suspended by the applicant, provided that no prior notice was given to him as required under R103 of the Customs Rules, 2001, if the action by the legal authority was requested Could provide enough detail to inform the payer of the allegations. Against this, or if Parliament's comments could be shared with the High Court on the material that was processed, the High Court applied by the authorities to accuse the applicant of allegations of duty and tax evasion. Can send to the applicant to benefit from the excluded alternative treatment. The High Court upheld legal proceedings in order to maintain the suspension of such licenses and to lure proceedings to reduce the business of the applicant in view of the authorities' negligence in the proceedings. Without and withholding the proceedings of the authorities who violated the law of natural justice and declared it illegal, the High Court without any legal and authority authorized the authorities to take any action against the applicant. Or for any other charge which may disclose the record, but only in accordance with law T was allowed request
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