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SUDEER versus COLLECTOR CUSTOMS, PESHAWAR

Sections 156 (1) (8) (89) (90) and 196 order for the seized vehicle to be completely confiscated by Customs Customs Officers for tampering (welded and refitted) chassis plates / numbers and smuggled into the country. The custody of the accused in the accused's custody without the payment of customs duty, the customs tribunal ordered the vehicle to be confiscated. The fact is that the chassis number was refitted without any item, without any evidence that any other vehicle. Running at the same chassis number was not enough to justify confiscation of the vehicle by the customs authorities and the appellate tribunal was placed aside and the vehicle An unconditional release was ordered \ r \ n

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