YASIR ENTERPRISES versus MODEL CUSTOMS COLLECTORATE THROUGH COLLECTOR CUSTOMS, MULTAN
Sections 168 and 15 of Pakistan Petroleum (Improvement, Blending and Marketing) Rules, 1971 R 38 Arrest of consignment of imported goods as waste oil (petroleum residue) The alleged consumption of factor determines the classification of petroleum products. Was falsified and banned. The importer's case was that samples of petroleum products were prepared for analysis in the absence of the importer; in fact, they were prepared in the presence of a clearing agent and according to the law the case was sealed. Judge is pending before Customs. To rule out the possibility of illegally dispatching the shipment, the High Court directed the authorities to produce fresh samples from each container, under RP-38, Pakistan Petroleum (Disposal, Blending and Marketing) Rules, 1971, Importer. Or, in the presence of his clearance, the agent of the High Court and the Deputy Registrar and after taking the sample may be involved in the process of sampling the customs and customs department for the delivery of a sample from each container to the special court and Samples from laboratories recognized for comparison with the first analysis conducted by any party to the High Court. They can, under the circumstances, refuse to interfere with an unknown order, keeping laboratory reports and keeping the importer's consent statement, as well as those that are illegal, undergoing business or legal impairment. Is.
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