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Customs Appellant Tribunal chairman to visit Lahore Tribunal on Feb 26

byMahmood Idrees
20/02/2015
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LAHORE: Customs Appellant Tribunal Chairman Chaudhary Muhammad Tariq will visit Lahore Tribunal on February 26.
An official said that the chairman has already paid a couple of visits to Lahore tribunal to decide important cases. He said that the chairman heard cases along with the judicial member and the technical member of the bench and also discussed the cases with the members before issuing any judgement.
He added that all those important cases that needed to be discussed with the honourable chairman would be heard upon his arrival.

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