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Case of seized Lexus gets remanded back to Customs Adjudication

byImran Ali
12/11/2014
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MULTAN: The case of a seized Lexus vehicle worth Rs 7.5 million has been remanded back to the Customs Adjudication on the owner’s request.

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The vehicle (LX-470) was seized in 2012 and the case was also decided last year, but the adjudication remanded it back on the owner’s request.

The collector adjudication has granted the remand for the further proceedings of the seized vehicle.

The non-customs paid vehicle was seized in a crackdown on 28 November 2012.

The customs duty on the vehicle is almost Rs 18 million and the customs adjudication will re-decide the case.

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