KHAWER PAPER MART versus NATIONAL TARIFF COMMISSION
Sections 21, 23 (4) and 27 of the National Tariff Commission Act (Sixth of 1990), Article 5, Articles 199, 9, 18 and 23 of the Constitution of Pakistan Dumping of Goods (Paper) produced by foreign countries Complaint inquiry proceedings against the applicant on the basis of the provisions of Sections 21, 23 (4) and 27 of the Anti-Dumping Duty Ordinance 2000 require the Commission to act at its discretion; the importance of such discretion was further clarified. Because it initiates an invasive and investigative process in the applicant's case, which is constitutionally safe. The absence of the Commission (not constituted under the law) under the fundamental rights (Arts 9, 18, 23 etc.) resulted in the Commission from exercising its officers (no matter how competent and competent). Who were seriously annoyed. The Anti-Dumping Duty Ordinance, 2000, and any other legal decision related to it were nothing short of fraudulent, which led to the calculation of duties. Sections 20, 21, 23 (4) and 27 of this Ordinance shall be deemed to be the decision of the Commission's inquiry, so it is not declared void, without any legal authority. Done.
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