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Customs Appellate Tribunal chairman postpones hearing of four cases

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
18/08/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Customs Appellate Tribunal Chairman Justice (r) Manzoor Hussain on Wednesday adjourned hearing of four customs cases.

A single bench comprising chairman heard and adjourned cases filed by Aftab Ahmed, M/s Mobo International and Zubair Ahmed. M/s Mobo International had filed two references.

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Hearing of a case filed by Aftab Ahmed was adjourned till September 19 while hearing of cases filed by M/S Mobo International and Zubair Ahmed was adjourned to September 23.

The bench heard brief arguments on the cases and adjourned hearing. However, the chairman directed the counsels concerned to provide relating material before the bench prior to next hearing.

Aftab Ahmed had filed his case at tribunal first time in 2015, M/s Mobo International had filed their cases in 2013 while Zubair Ahmed filed his case in 2014.

The said appellant had filed cases against the Collectorate of Customs, Islamabad in which they had challenge decisions announced by departmental authorities.

It is pertinent to mention that the chairman would continue hearing cases at tribunal for another day and would hear seven cases on Thursday.

Out of these seven, four cases have been filed by M/s Sana Enterprises, and M/s Makkays, M/s Crystal Traders and M/s Asian Trading & Services had filed once case each.

Collectorate of Customs (MCC), Islamabad has been made respondent in all cases. It is pertinent to mention that these cases are old ones which were filed in 2015.

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