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Sections 25A, 25 and 32 (1) (2) of the Sales Tax Act (VII of 1990), Sections 3, 2 (46) (D) and 6 (1) of the Customs Rules, 2001, RR 113 and 107A Section R O 732 (I) of 2006, dated 13th, 2007, No. 606, date, 14 2006, Action where the pricing is lower than the cost, the invoice / transaction value announced by the appellant to the customs authorities. Not accepted and evaluated the goods based on that. As per section 25 (5) of the Customs Act, 1969, dated 146 2006, the date was not answered because the goods were filed on Declaration 13 11 2006 and the cost of being older. The order did not apply for 90 days because the order of value was clearly invalid and illegal due to the provisions of R 107 A of the Customs Rules 2001, without reference to any relevant quarter and enforcing section 25 of the Customs Act. Without it, it was decided, 1969, that the price sequence number 606 could not be determined by the data even under the provisions of section 25A of the Customs Act 1969 on Ad 14 6 2006. Rather, the validity of the Validation Roll No. 606 on the next date, ie, 1 7 2006, was implemented by inserting the varus date 14 6 2006. Challenged and after the High Court adopted the sequential order provided in section 25 of the Customs Act 1969 and the issuance of re-devolution advices, the period for the relevant period, with a direction to re-evaluate the price, Received requests The Department failed to advance any convincing arguments as to why the High Court's decision was not followed in the present appeal, except that it was claimed that in the present appeal, the appellants were before the High Court and the judgment. No writ ask a advocate free from Pir Mahal lawyer