TAYYAB RAFIQ BALAGAMWALA versus TRUSTEES OF PORT OF KARACHI THROUGH CHAIRPERSON KPT
Sections 43, 43A, 52 and 53 of the Ports Act (XV of 1908), sections 33, 34 and 35 of the Customs Act (IV of 1969), sections 55 (1) (b) (c), 207 and 208 of the Constitution of Pakistan Pipeline charges through Letter Pass and Deposit (LPD) through Karachi Port Trust (KPT), which is the shipping agent's account for the ships under its agency \ Demand Certificate N (NDC) Later on or after obtaining a port clearance from the Port Trust, the applicant refuses (the shipping agent) to be responsible for paying the pipeline charges for ships under his agency subject to the approval of the Federal Government on the Board of Trustees of the Port Trust. Tr Was authorized under the law to determine the charges for the charges, dues, rates and services. Under the section 33 of the Port Act 1908, the port authority may refuse the approval of the ports on the ports provided to the callers in the port government unless the owner or master or another person pays the author's satisfaction. Or protect it. Under the Port Act 1908, the acid officer shall be fined under section 45 of the Port Act 1908 Board of Trustees for all port charges, charges and penalties the vessel or its owner or master was responsible for. The powers under section 43 and 43A of the Port Act 1908 and the section RO under sections 33, 34 and 35 of the Ports Act 1908, including pipelines charges, including tools, liabilities, rates and charges as per 7 1 2003 The request was made while setting up the let pass. And issuing instructions for debit to the Deposit Account and your banker in favor of the Port Trust, and the trust guarantees the receipt of money by the vessel under its Agency Petitioner.
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