MUHAMMAD ALI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION
Sections 186, 80, 32 and 25 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution of goods imposed under section 186 of the Customs Act, 1969, the scope petitioner paid the duty and tax levied by the customs authorities, and the shipment of the applicant. However, when the allegations were not resolved, the shipment was not issued by the authorities 'authorities' contention that the applicant's shipment was being investigated on the basis of false declarations in the applicant's previous meals. That the goods were detained under section 186 of the Customs Act, 1969, once the goods were examined and the duties and taxes assessed and assessed in accordance with Section 80 of the Customs Act 1969, Payment was made, and the goods were approved and the goods were charged. The customs authorities had no jurisdiction to refuse the release of such goods, nor could it be detained by the Importer Customs Authority on the basis of alleged misappropriation of some of the former consignments when the customs authorities had 32 Duty and tax have not been properly imposed by emphasizing the provisions of The Customs Act, 1969, brought these issues to the facts and circumstances, neither inquiry nor inquiry was pending nor any action was initiated against the petitioner for corruption, nor any arrest, confiscation or confiscation. The shipment was illegal because the notice was issued and without authorization
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