Sections 32 and 156 (4) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 184 (3) Supreme Court Constitutional Jurisdiction Import of poultry feed containing pork / bone condition Supreme Court, importers using automobile powers and Issues Notices to Authorities Importing pork feed containing pork / bone markings and dealing with importers whose import policy was violated along with Section 32 of the Customs Act 1969 , It was fined under section 156 (4). The same shall be paid to the Customs Department; that the Customs or Importers of the Department shall not aggravate the matter under the auspices of the Customs Act, 1969, or in front of the High Court or any forum and for all intents and purposes shall be finalized. Will That the importers who can manage the re-export of the shipment do so at their own risk, will fail within three weeks, after obtaining permission from the respective constituencies, which will ship all the shipment to different places. Was thrown, will be destroyed under surveillance. Officers responsible for the customs department as well as the importers, were paid individually by the importers for damages and the undercover was to be paid to the importers who were fined if they would be cautious in the future. If there is a violation, then there will be strict action. They were prosecuted according to the law, which resulted in punishment.
