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Appraisement Easts submits compliance report on petition filed by M/s China Textile & Blanket Industry

byCT Report
29/06/2024
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Collectorate of Customs Appraisement East filed a Civil Petition for Leave to Appeal before Supreme Court of Pakistan challenging an order passed by Singh High Court (SHC) appellate bench.

The order was passed in a constitutional petition filed by M/s China Textile Curtains & Blanket Industry where in the bench allowed a Review Application directing release of consignment with delay detention certificate.

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The matter pertains to 28 consignments imported by M/s Premium Textile which is facing two FIR No 3 of 2024 and 4 of 2024, registered by Collectorate of Customs Appraisement East on charge of abusing “Authorization” under Export Facilitation Scheme (EFS) under which it was granted permission to import ladies and gents Suiting, curtains and other fabric for export of finished goods.

The said unit was established in 119.2023 having a storage capacity of 6000 MT with production capacity of 10800 MT. It was alleged that said unit imported 117 consignments/filed GDs involving Rs1.6 billion in duty and taxes.

However, a new company namely China Textile Curtains & Blanket Industry having no nexus with such consignments moved SHC for amendment in the IGM and managing court procedure got a favorable order from a bench of the choice of the petitioner.

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