SUN TUBE (PVT.) LTD. versus DEPUTY DIRECTOR INTELLIGENCE AND INVESTIGATION, F.B.R.
Section 26 and 196 General Clauses Act (XX of 1897), Article 24 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 10 Decision to Appeal without Notice Denying the Complaint of the Law, Religion Complaint was that the Customs Appellate Tribunal ordered Separated. Moderate authorities should have followed all legal procedures to ensure that no process was served, in order to ensure that the importer was properly served, the tribunal filed an appeal by law enforcement officials. Had shown unnecessary haste in deciding and provided the importer with the opportunity to defend his position, a similar fundamental right contained in Article 10A of the Constitution Appellate Tribunal did not closely examine the matter. Nor was it recorded for any reason for setting aside the order of the Judicial Officer Tribunal, which also It is shown that the importer denied the documents being offered. The entire shipment was legally imported and the required documentation was available to pay for the show and all applicable duties and taxes. Such an error was difficult to ignore in the appellate tribunal's order and there was no good reason to reject the documentary evidence of the rejection so as to rely on the manager's unapproved statement. After the importer, which had failed to make the purchase on the basis that it was made under compulsion, set the order passed by the Adjustment Authority, the Tribunal did not issue any direction on the question of whether the goods were seized in the case. To be released on payment of duties. Appellate Tribunal
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2014
