INDUS TRADING AND CONTACTING CO., KARACHI versus COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS (PREVENTIVE), KARACHI
Article 19 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) exempts the charge of customs duty for the applicant, stating that the High Court did not justify `` any difference between the goods subject to zero duty or Can't create the difference. `Free duty \ and Notification No. Section O 1050 (I) / 95 dated 29 10 1995 has been quoted under which the Government imposed additional regulatory duty on import of certain goods at the rate of 5% and 10% ad valorem. No person can be subjected to the imposition of regulatory duty, unless the goods imported by the applicant fall into the category of goods on which the customs duty is imposed, either zero percent or sixty percent. And such goods would not include goods that were fully exempt from duty or were offered to the import duty free prisoners by a lawyer who examined the applicant, deemed it appropriate to discharge. Was asked to examine, that material appeal was granted for leave to appeal \ r \ n
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