AMANULLAH SILK MILLS versus FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Article 156 of the Customs Act 1969, Pakistan (1973), Article 199 prohibits the owner of the goods with the option, to pay the special department officer for inspection, the sample and import goods found on variable imported goods stock. Lot was found. The first criterion was to know that the imported goods were not of the standard which was concerned with the visual inspection of the goods by the concerned officer. Was delivered and there was currently no means of testing its quality One of the reasons for rejecting a revision by a competent authority was that the goods were out of customs charge and therefore did not confirm their quality. Such non-standard imports may be banned. No errors were found with time unknown orders
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