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Customs Appellate Tribunal reserves verdict of case filed by M/s Chief Autos

byNaeem Ullah Tariq
08/06/2018
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Customs Appellate Tribunal Member Ziauddin Wazir Wednesday reserved decision on M/s Chief Autos’ customs matter after hearing concluding arguments from both sides.

The bench, on the last hearing, had issued directives to parties to finalize arguments in couple of customs matters.

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The tribunal was hearing cases filed against Collectorate of Customs.

The bench dated in office hearing on another customs case filed by M/s Fazal Razaq. M/s Fazal Razzaq had contested a decision announced by Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation, Islamabad.

The bench had also heard M/s National Highway Authority’s case which had challenged a decision announced by MCC’s collector customs before the tribunal. The bench had reserved decisions on M/s Waseem Autos and M/s Nisar Traders cases.

M/s Waseem Autos and M/s Nisar Traders had filed cases against Collectorate of Customs and Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigations, Islamabad.

The bench had dated in office hearing of cases filed by M/s Parts & Parts, M/s Chief Autos, M/s Aman Elahi, M/s Kohinoor Traders, M/s Saleem Silk Centre, M/s Five Star Trading, M/s Pakistan Royal Group and M/s Nayatel Private Limited, M/s Degicell & others, M/s Kohinoor Chemical, Mirza Muhammad Majid, M/s Fazal Razaq, M/s Fazal Ur Rehman and Gul Rehman & others.

The appellants had filed cases against Directorate General of Intelligence and Investigation, Islamabad and Collectorate of Customs, Islamabad.

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