WORLDCALL TELECOM LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, (REVENUE DIVISION) ISLAMABAD
Article 59 Section RO 575 (I) / 2006, Dated 5 6 2006, St. No. 16 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Exception, Claims for Applicants who were Importer of Communication Equipment Has claimed exemption on its shipment. Notification Dated 5 6 2006 The Federal Government has stated that the plant, machinery and equipment and equipment have been exempted under the notification, including the customs duty mentioned in column 4 in the first schedule of column No. 4, including capital goods. The applicant's lawyer said that the communication equipment imported by the applicant stated that on the exemption provided for machinery, equipments and other capital goods for service sector liter in Schedule 16 of the unknown notification. No sanctions were imposed, which the authorities denied A, because it is consumer goods, could not be maintained which was not based on proper reading of the notification, but the conditions which were not mentioned in the notification were read by the authorities, no authority. Had no right to put words in a notification, which was not a subject matter imported by the applicant, into the serial circle. Notification 16 of the applicant is, in the circumstances, fully eligible for the exemption granted under the Information Section RO 575 (I) / 2006, dated 5 6 2006
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