HAFEEZ IQBAL OIL AND GHEE INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, M/O COMMERCE, ISLAMABAD
Sections 37, 219 and Third Schedule Item VI Customs Rules, 2001, R 297 (2) (a) [as per section R111 (I) / 2010, dated 13 12 2010) Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 18, 18 (b) )), Constitutional application of the Prime Minister's rehabilitation plan of 25 and 1991 and financial assistance package for industries in the areas most affected by terrorist activities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa under Section R111 under the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR). (I) / 2010 Release Such plan and package is exempt for Ghee Industries located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa except Except for Heather area / Ghee / Kitchen oil exported on raw material imports 100% excise duty and taxes to receive. Afghanistan was exporting 80% of the total donkey located in the hammer, while the remaining 20% was being exported through private respondent factories located in the area referred to in foreign section R. That under section 219 of the Customs Act, 1969, the FBR may exempt taxing goods, but cannot exempt the area. And that excluding the territory of the hawker from the benefits provided under the section tar r is not only a violation of the applicants, but also the fundamental rights guaranteed under the Constitution Constitution, which created the monopoly of the private respondent and the applicants. The private defendant's legitimate right to duty made it impossible to compete with the FBR. The tax for exporters was authorized under section 37 of the Exemption (Customs Act 1969) and it could be amended under section 219 of the Rules relating to the DTE section 219 of the Customs Act, 1969; Will be read together, which was just about the equipment and the area. Can't exclude
