MUSHTAQ TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED versus KARACHI METROPOLITAN CORPORATION
West Pakistan Municipal Committees retained the Octroi Rules 1964 R 95 october imported goods which were to be used by the importer in his mill located outside the corporation's local area, temporarily maintained in a bonded warehouse under license from the corporation. The initial period of 30 days was allowed to temporarily keep the goods extended for thirty days. The importer was unable to carry the goods due to unnecessary conditions and transportation problems. One month after being valid under R95 before the expiration of the initial day of the day The broader application was made, but the corporation, without providing any opportunity for a hearing, rejected the importer's request for extension to the importer and ordered the importer to remove the goods against the payment of stale goods. Will not be used as a substitute, but will be transported and used in the mill. The corporation's local jurisdiction and its declaration have already been announced by M. Porter in the warehouse corporation under the circumstances, unless it is proved by credible evidence that the corporation's goods in the local area of the corporation The importer has changed his mind regarding the use of, Zakoc was not authorized to impose such goods till then. Import goods are intended to be used within the range of corporation orders for the use, use or sale of importers, which impose penalties for violating the relevant laws, were held without illegal and legal authority.
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