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MARVI LABORATORIES versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

The Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 19 and 32 of the Customs Act 1969, Article 199 Constitution of Citric Acid, an essential ingredient was being prepared for the preparation of compound k securities of which the applicant laboratories petitioners Sections 19 and 32. Accused by the authorities of infringing. The applicant was instructed to pay customs duty and other taxes, not using citric acid in preparation of the Customs Act, 1969 and also imposed fines and dismissed the appeal and review filed by the applicant. Turns out, legal authorities have brought nothing on the record to reveal this drug. The question can be prepared without the use of citric acid The overall effect of the record indicates that the authorities misinterpreted the evidence before them, and concluded that the applicants in the preparation of citric acid security Was not being used by. Laboratories' Health Division reports from the Customs Department's own team and use certificates did not completely rule out the presence of citric acid in the final product orders, thereby requiring the applicant to comply with Sections 19 and 32, the Customs Act, 1969. Was convicted, on the basis of which the evidence was misrepresented. The applicants did not receive any legal effect for all the results obtained from such a declaration famous lower court advocate from Ubaro lawyer