MALIK PAPER MART, KARACHI versus SECRETARY, REVENUE DIVISION, ISLAMABAD
Section 156 (1) Customs Rules, 2001, RR 96 (2) (D) (E), 102, 103 and 419 Establishment of Office of Federal Tax Ombudsman (XXV of 2000), Section 2 (3) (I), 10 complaints from the importers against illegal charges by 9 shipping companies alleging that the shipping companies / shipping agents are receiving illegal charges from the importers and that the country internationally and illegally Importers are increasing the cost of doing business on the loss of a commercial collector. Customs agents have licensing authority, failing to fulfill their legal obligations, ignoring the misappropriation of shipping agents involved in the forced recovery of illegal, unlawful and excessive charges; customs authorities are licensed under their licensed shipping agents. Was responsible for regulating the behavior of The Customs Act, 1969 and related licensing rules can be processed not only under section 156 (1) of the Customs Act 1969 but also under the Shipping Egg License. For example, if any misconduct under the rules can result in suspension or cancellation, it was the customs authorities' primary responsibility to resolve the problems in the import and export business, which was considered a risky ratio. Excessive charging, double charging and illegal charging problems cannot be overlooked. As a collector of customs licensing authority, there was an appropriate forum for dealing with complaints against shipping agents, for which they were given authority in law and regulation, and the Ombudsman recommended to the Federal Board of Revenue that he collect. Effectively instruct customs. Shipping agents
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