Sections 32 (1) and 156 (1) (14) of the Constitution of Pakistan, (1973), Article 12 Section RO 425 (I) / 2007, Dated 24 5 2007 Section RO 487 (I) / 2007, History 96 2007 Uncertainty statement, error, etc. During the physical inspection of rice fault loads, black pickle, dal mong and dal gram bags were also recovered with rice bags, attracted to the regulatory duty at 35% of the time. There was a small fine and a fine was imposed. The exporter was also fined by the clearing agent Exporter and said that due to poor loading of goods from the warehouse, the pulses and black gram and rice were mixed. And the packing of each bag of pulses, black gram and rice was 45kg as the department entered the order along with the showcase notice. And it was clear that the packing of different goods was the same. And there was a severe and sudden breakdown of power in the warehouse which caused a serious malfunction in the central power cable and the repair work was continued for three days. And because of the darkness and the clutter of the climate, she stood outside the warehouse and in the meantime the illiterate laborers loaded the mixed baggage as they did not weigh the sacks of rice and the same order was amended. Was the first appellate authority to the extent of Fines and penalties for exempting exporters while the clearing agent was eliminated were due to the mixed loading wages error of various commodities and this was above the preview of section 32 (1) of the Customs Act 1969 and Could not be punished. The allegations made in the showcase notice to section 156 (1) of the Customs Act, 1969, were not proven and resulted in
