A. R. AUTOS THROUGH MUZZAFAR DIN SHAIKH, KARACHI versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, FEDERAL BOARD OF REVENUE, ISLAMABAD
Article 195 Customs Rules, 2001, R556 Constitution Pakistan Article 199 Constitutional application Demurrage, the release of imported goods by the accuser of delay due to official action was not allowed because the authorities alleged that the goods were forbidden. Objects are contaminated with as well as prohibited items. Through two separate laboratories, the High Court directed the authorities to release the goods. During the whole period, the goods remained at the container terminal and allegations of vandalism were being raised in connection with which the petitioner had raised. Action was being taken by the customs authorities. Withdrawn, therefore, it was entitled to a full waiver of the damaging charges; accuracy must first determine the amount of concession that the importer / consignee was entitled to, due to demurrage or port charges. To overcome the problems, which must be no more than the cost of the goods, but once the amount of concession is withheld, the imported goods will be paid immediately by the importer / consignee with no money. Should be released. The terminal operator will then have to refer the collector of the customs concerned to the customer, who is satisfied that the terminal operator had correctly discounted, once the collector has confirmed the amount, the terminal operator has been authorized by the Federal Government. Payment or any adjustments against the terminal operator's financial demands under any federal law if the Terminal Operator was dissatisfied with the amount certified by the Collector, appropriate relief from the Federal Board of Revenue under this section. Can get Customs Act, 1958, 1969
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