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Court orders AEDB, Custom to settle concession issue in LED lights case

byCT Report
21/09/2017
in Karachi
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KARACHI: A Sindh High Court’s Customs appellate bench has ordered the Alternate Energy Development Board (AEDB) and other respondents including Pakistan Customs to get the issue of concession to importers of LED lights settled before the next date of hearing on Sept 28.

The appellate benchcomprising Justice Munib Akhtar and Justice Omar Sial, issued order during hearing of identical petitions filed by Mehran Industries, Star Brothers, S.S. Corporation and others who have imported consignments of LED light and claimed concession as LED lights are not manufactured in the country.

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Hyder Shaikh advocate appearing for the petitioners referred to an order passed by SHC releasing consignments of LED lights which landed at the ports of Pakistan by August 2017. He contended that consignments that arrived and are due to arrive shortly may also be given the equal treatment i.e concession.

The counsel for respondents and AEDB submitted that request for extending the concession is lying with the ministry concerned and a decision is awaited. The bench after this statement put of hearing till Sept 28 directing the respondents to get the issue settled before next date of hearing.

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