ZAIN ALI versus ADDITIONAL COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS, QUETTA
Section 2 (s), 7, 16 and 187 Conan Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 117 Frontier Corps Officers Disqualify Vehicles Used for Transport of Drug Qualifications / Jurisdiction Drugs The vehicle was stopped and placed in custody without informing or notifying the customs authorities, and later the Frontier Corps officials seized it by emphasizing Section 7 of the Customs Act 1969, under which the civilian armed All the officers of the army were just. Only a month after the vehicle was seized, Frontier Corps officials reported to the customs authorities custody of the vehicle, on which the Additional Collector Customs passed an unknown order. The confiscation of the vehicle was of a fine nature which required reason for some reason. According to the Customs Act, Section 187 of 1969 as well as Article 177 of the Law Evidence, 1984, it was their sole responsibility to confiscate the agency. They prove their allegations Frontier Corps officials quoted after being taken from the vehicle. Customs authorities, with specific charges, were found to be misleading and appeals orders were set aside for no evidence
