DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS versus REEZAN TRADING COMPANY
Customs Act 1969 Section 156 Pakistan Customs Tariff, Heading No. 38 19 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Implementation of a substance called Ethanol GR Duty to be decided on the import substance was subsequently paid by the importer. The importer was accused of misrepresentation and short payment of duty. The import material was re-issued and its market value was reset in the constitutional jurisdiction. An order has been made to redistribute the market value of the imported material and at the import stage to appeal, the importer faced some obstacles. Whether or not the product was banned from the imported substance, and ranked as such, the government finally allowed the import of the substance as a chemical for self-analysis and optional purposes - case pending. After considering this stage, nothing new has emerged since then. Earlier, the material was recovered from Government Medical. The store depot was re-classified, without ensuring the contents of the percentage, as the High Court correctly separated the relevant matter and took administrative action. Was reviewed and the relevant data was based on its conclusion so no further examination would be needed. Appeal leave denied
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