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Customs court rejects bail plea of auto parts importer in mis-declaration case

byCT Report
04/04/2017
in Karachi
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KARACHI: The Customs Court has dismissed interim bail application of an accused auto par importer, held in a Rs0.59 million mis-declaration case.

Customs Appraisement West had nabbed Mehmood Ayaz of M/s Ayan Enterprises and got seven-day remand from a Customs Court.

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M/s Ayan Enterprises had imported a consignment declared to contain BGF brand, Hydraulic Cylinders for Automotive Vehicles and Brake/wheel/Clutch/Cylinders for fork lifters from Taiwan. The importers electronically filed goods declaration for clearance thereof, by self-assessing and paying upfront duties of Rs589,991.

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