ASHRAF FORWARDING AGENTS versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
R102 Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 The applicant for suspension of license of import clearance agent of goods, who was a clearing agent, was affected by the letter issued by the customs authorities under which the applicant's license was suspended on this basis. There were some importers who were mistaken for payment of duty and taxes from the applicant's representative, who would initiate the process against the licensees, it seems that in the present case the customs The authorities did not adopt the consent of the parties. Appeal with directions to customs authorities to deal with violations by the person who violates the provisions of the Customs Rules, 2001 or Customs Rules 2001, opportunity to be heard Appropriate action can be taken after providing. The letter / order was set aside and the authorities were instructed to take appropriate action against the applicant's license restoration observation that the customs authorities would be free. The constitutional petition was dealt with strictly in accordance with the law and provided the applicant with a hearing opportunity.
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