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Sections 181 and 156 (1) (14) Section RO 487 (I) / 2007, dated 6 2007 2007 The option to pay fines for confiscated goods was examined and it was stated that they were classified under the PCT. Apart from this, the head of the importer announced that the value of such goods had been increased and a show cause notice was issued on allegations of misinterpretation of the goods description. Whether different types of goods were incorrectly shipped by a foreign exporter and acknowledged that the goods could be shipped and that permission to re-export the goods was requested. This permission was denied on the ground that the Ministry of Commerce withdrew its permission, permitting the export of goods, such order was earlier validated by the appellate authority, as such. There was nothing wrong with misinterpretation. After the Ministry of Commerce applied its mind, the permit was granted and quickly withdrew the same appellant who had kept record copies of GD's. Authorities imposed taxes and duties on correctional rankings, access to government officials should benefit its citizens, and not strict and coercive customs officials should not always insist on receiving their body meat and accept appeals. Orders were issued and the Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan allowed export of goods under the letter export r \ n power of attorney advocate Adda Shaiwala lawyer