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KHALID AGENCIES versus COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS\'

Customs Act 1969 Section 13 Prohibition (Enforcement Hadith) Order (4 of 1979), Articles 17 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 185 (3) suspension of banned warehouse license to the extent The constitutional petition for inspection inspection has been acknowledged that since the Department of Customs Act had no authority to cancel the banned warehouse license in this regard, it had issued a prohibited (enforcement head) order, 1979. Article 17 was violated, so it was an improper order but with no jurisdiction, but the application for the suspension of license was denied. It was said that the goods were only kept in the bonded warehouse when they were on the import route to supply the final consignees who were to the embassies, foreign diplomats and other privileges or for the delivery of foreign ships, hence the Karachi port. While touching, handling only goods does not eliminate the naughtyness of the provisions of the Order, 1979, and even more, the action taken by the Department was entirely illegal because it upset the rule of natural justice. Because the applicant was not given any prior notice and the license was revoked No reasonable basis was established under the Customs Act for suspension. And that the applicant's shipment was under heavy downpour at the port, which caused financial loss, because the applicant could not do in the bond which would be damaged due to heat exposure, the Supreme Court in a pending constitutional petition. The department refused to order the suspension of the order. As a result of the applicant's sanctions lawer from fb area from Ghotki lawyer