LANDMARK SPINNING INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Customs Act 1969 Article 19 Section 19 Section R 484 (1) 92 Statute 14 5 1992 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Exemption of payment of import duty of color spinning frames The High Court earlier collected the Customs Collector. Was directed to conduct. After giving applicants a chance to hear a fresh inquiry to find out if a complete set of color spinning frames of specific rates were being produced locally or available and then exempted from customs duty collector Whether or not to order passed. Make up your mind, but relying on the Collector's (Customs) Customs decision, which, on the directions of the Supreme Court, which received remand for similar cases, found that the sets of different spinning frames were locally The Customs Collector is being prepared. On the basis of the report whose applicants' case was on remand, it was found that the applicants were entitled to exemption from the import duty, which was sought by the Central Board of Revenue Collector Customs in the process of post-remand. The matter was dealt with in an unusual and succinct manner and relied solely on the decision made by the collector (customs) customs. The case was remanded to the Collector of Customs, separating the cases on the remand of the Supreme Court and the imposed post-remand orders of the customer authorities, so that after determining the matter, it would be referred to the remand order within a fixed period. To be given Applicants have the opportunity to reject any type of material they wish to produce in order to present fresh orders.
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