FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION F.B.R., KARACHI versus MUHAMMAD JAMAL RIZVI
Section 171 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Smuggled Vehicle Proof Authorities detained defendant's vehicle on request of a High Court smuggler under constitutional jurisdiction, detention order was set aside, under question The legal qualification was imported by a foreign country consulate and the sale was then sold to a company in Pakistan. The vehicle was approved by the Government of Pakistan and in pursuance of this, the consulate purchased by the buyer. The sales certificate was also issued in favor of the company. Customs officials had not issued any objection certificate for it. The questions submitted in 1998 and the buyer's sale of the company's vehicle, the excise and taxation department's taxes on the buyer's company, etc., sold the vehicle which, after changing its name, eventually came to the respondents, who made it to the number. Transferred by your name The objection certificate issued by the customs authorities stated that the vehicle you owned was customs duty, sales tax and other surcharge for more than five years in Pakistan, which the Supreme Court approved by the High Court. Refused to interfere with the decision
