PAK AFGHAN CARGO SERVICE (PVT.) LTD. versus DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
Sections 13 (4) Customs Agents (Licensing) Rules, 1971, R21 Customs Rules, 2001, RR 102 (4), 599, 638, 639 and 641 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Request Afghan Pakistan Transit Trade User ID, Withholding Customs Authorities The applicant company had a license to work as a customs bonded carrier / transport operator for the Afghan transit trade. Against any license under the Customs Rules, 2001, or the Customs Act, 1969, for any action to suspend the license under any action, which is available in section 13 (4) of the Customs Act 1969, Also in KR21. (Licensing) Rules, 1971, and R.10 (4) of Customs Rules 2001, Chapter VIII, even though the applicant's license was blocked / suspended, even in the Customs Act 1969, the name of a person There was no stopping clause. o The registration number or its user ID was not appreciated by the High Court in preventing any person's name or user identity in the computer, and observed that there was no provision under the Customs Act, 1969, or the Customs Rules, 2001 The department must have taken action. In dealing with this sensitive issue strictly with law and procedure, the authorities had no legal authority to suspend / prevent applicants as a transport company handling Afghan transit goods to the High Court. Instruct the authorities to restore the license and allow the applicant to act. As a transport operator, business operations were legally registered under RR 638 and 639 of the Customs Rules 2001, according to r \ n
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