M. HAMEEDULLAH KHAN versus DIRECTOR, CUSTOMS INTELLIGENCE
In the Customs Act 1969 Section 156 Customs General Order No. 1989, the export of imported goods to dry ports was shown at the excuse of imposing the absence of shipping marks on the import consignment by the importer seeking a violation of customs rules. In the absence of shipping marks on the goods shipment on the accuracy, the Authority could not be authorized to withhold such shipment on the port of K when the address of the informing party was shown because L if the Authority had imposed customs law by the importer. Should any such breach have been detected it should have allowed such shipment. Such a port was not guaranteed to reach its destination and its offices were notified for action.
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