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NIAZ MUHAMMAD versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, ISLAMABAD

Sections 31 (A) and 179 (1) Sections RO 696 (I) / 2006, Dated 1 7 2006 Import Policy Rules, 2005 06, R3 (4) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Rate Implementation Rate Implementation of Duty Implementation of Schedule 1 of RO 696 (I) / 2006, dated 1 7 2006, applicants in their favor on the basis of the authority letter issued by the importers to the vehicles in question. Intended to clear the Invoice, Billing Bill, Export Permit and Items for the goods picked up by the Applicants was announced before 2006-2006, therefore, Section RO 696 (I) / 2006, Date 1 2006, was not applicable Applied Vehicle Accuracy Clearance was checked after the GD presentation. 30 6 2006, and the importers were eligible for the scheme under the Import Policy Rules, 2006 2006 as amended by Section RO 696 (I) / 2006 and the condition entered in the Policy Order 2005 2006, 1 on 7 7 2006. Or apply to subsequent vehicles. 7 2006 and not prejudice otherwise the section RO 696 (I) / 2006 dated 1 7 2006 was made effective on 7 7 2006 under its provision (2), the High Court directed the authorities. To test the vehicles in accordance with the law. At this time, all aspects of invoice, billing, export permit and GD filed by the importers and if there is no law prohibiting the importation of article vehicle, are payable and payable. Taxes should be reviewed as soon as possible. The High Court further directed the authorities to examine the status of the importers under Import Policy Rules 2005, R3 (4), 06, and that the powers granted to the applicants would be dealt with accordingly. top civil advocates from Barbar Loi lawyer