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Customs Appellate Tribunal adjourns hearing of three cases on Wednesday

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
27/01/2017
in Islamabad
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ISLAMABAD: A single bench of Customs Appellate Tribunal to adjourned hearing on three Customs references filed against Model Customs Collectorate and Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation, Islamabad on Thursday.

Customs Appellate Tribunal’s single bench comprising of Member, Syed Muhammad Anwar was scheduled to hear the cases. The bench would not hold hearing following other occupations.

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Now the bench would resume hearing on cases as per scheduled by the tribunal’s administrative staff. The appellants had challenged various measures taken by field offices of Federal Board of Revenue (FBR).

M/s Lucky Enterprises, Haq Nawaz and Wasif Hussain had filed these cases. All of these cases had been filed during 2016. The cases were still pending with the tribunal. Earlier, these cases were heard by a single bench while now they were being heard by a division bench as per rules of tribunal.

M/s Lucky Enterprises had had filed the case against MCC. It had challenged a customs duty assessment sustained by the adjudication.

Haq Nawaz and Wasif Hussain had filed cases regarding release of vehicles which were seized by customs authorities amid attempt to smuggling various items.

The appellants had challenged department’s adjudication decision before the bench through the said cases. Adjudication had maintained charges against appellants during departmental hearings.

During previous hearing, the bench had adjourned hearing of said cases due to absence of responding counsels from the tribunal. However, the bench then had asked the assisting counsels on the provision of relating documents by the both sides.

These appellants had also filed some other cases before the tribunal which were being heard by other benches.

 

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