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MESSRS SHAFIQ TRADERS THROUGH PROPRIETOR versus COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS AND ANOTHER

Section 81 (2) [as amended by the Finance Act (VII of 2005)]] Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition Temporary Assessment Limitations, Extension of Collector's Options The extent of the importer's complaint was that Final diagnosis was shortened. From one year to nine months from the date of the provisional diagnosis, therefore, the provisional diagnosis was found to be final valid; according to the rules section 81 (2) of the Customs Act, 1969, the supply of machinery was, therefore, applicable from that date. ? Implementation of the Finance Act 2005, ie 1 7 2005, according to which the reduction of one year to food months was immediately applied to all temporary studies which were extended to the collector to extend the period of limitation. The power Karten didn't use was Bleach, as he could use such power. Only in exceptional circumstances and such circumstances were required to be recorded even though the Collector was the sole mediator of the existence of extraordinary circumstances, the order should still show what such conditions were not how the collector would have made them non-existent. Admittedly, the agreement could not respond to legal requirements regarding the number of cases proposed by a junior officer to be initiated by officers' intervention. In accordance with Section 81 (2) of the Customs Act, 1969, the final assessment was submitted not only with the elimination of time, which was extended without responding to the conditional use of such power, Was illegal and permission to submit without jurisdiction was allowed. Conditions tax advocates from Chaghi lawyer