MST. NASIRA MAZHAR versus ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Sections 156 (9) and 181 of the Customs Act 1969 seize the imported goods and impose a fine on the imported goods on the basis that the customs authorities have taken action against the importer in Pakistan under the import police published in June 1975. Of criminal nature, it was imperative that the matter should have been settled beyond reasonable doubt before the penalty proceedings, the authorities were obliged to provide the importer with all copies of the documents that were used to arrive at the result. The import item is forbidden. The authority has failed to do so, so the administrative action The law did not comply with the requirements, orders to seize the imported goods and to impose fines on the importer were declared illegal and after providing all copies of the relevant documents, the case was remanded for this decision according to the law. ?
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