FAZAL BARI versus MODEL CUSTOM COLLECTOR, CUSTOM HOUSE, QUETTA
Section 171 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition The arrest of the passenger in the passenger's complaint was that the customs authorities confiscated his vehicle, despite the receipt of valid passport from the Deputy Commissioner, in the Customs Act 1969 Or there was no concept of transit in the province. No vehicle can be operated by the Motor Vehicle Ordinance, 1965, with or without customs duty payments and other applicable taxes, with no registration number because the provincial and federal governments have their own control under both departments and agencies. Violates This type of passenger was being issued, which was illegal for a number of reasons, in connection with a vehicle to the passenger holder under the Customs Act 1969, without payment of customs duty and taxes, and without a registration number. Bonding your vehicle was facilitated by breaking the law. The Motor Vehicle Ordinance, issued by the provincial registration authorities in 1965, covers the passenger holder, relying on his special status under which the authority recognizes that he can resort to illegal activities. , E.g., drug trafficking or weapons, ammunition or explosive transportation, the High Court refuses to intervene. The vehicle occupation petition made by the customs authorities is settled.
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