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COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS versus TAWAKKAL GENERAL EXPORT CORPORATION

Imports and Export (Control) Act 1950 Section 3 Pakistan Standard Institution (Certification Marks! Ordinance (XLVIII of 1961)), Section 7 Export (Quality Control) Order, 1973, Para 3 and 4 Customs Act (IV of 1969), ss. 16 and 32 of the Constitution of Pakistan (Article 185 Customs Authority of 19731) respond The action of the High Court was not allowed to allow the export of specific goods to the respondents on the basis of the goods which have been said to have been referred to the matter in the corridor. The reason was not included in the notification of the question. However, the notice was later issued by the customs authorities corridor in question. It was pointed out that the authorities relied solely on the alleged violation of the provisions of the Export (Quality Control) Order 1973, and not on the alleged intent of the doctor on any alleged false advertising. Obtain the duty drop for which they were not legally entitled to the authorities failing to submit a notification issued under Section 3, Import and Export (continued) Roll) Act, 1950, Section 8, Pakistan Standard Institute Read with the Tuition (Certification Marks) Ordinance, 1961, which covers goods containing goods, which supplies the goods. S the subject, the high court said the ordinance is not valid as a violation of the provisions of the concession. It refused to appeal the factual aspect, which was granted at the leave approval stage, considering whether the first, sections 16 and 32, the Customs Act, 1969, did not identify the exhibit notice. Whether or not he was attracted to the subsequent covariation. , Appeals on Misconception of Facts best advocate from FR Bannu lawyer