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Customs Superintendent Fazal’s minor penalty set aside

byCT Report
13/08/2016
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ISLAMABAD: The Appellate Authority of Federal Board of Revenue has set aside the minor penalty imposed on Fazal Mahmood, a BS-17 officer of Pakistan Customs Service.

The officer, posted as Superintendent, Directorate of Internal Audit (Customs), Lahore, had filed a departmental appeal against the minor penalty of “with-holding of two annual increments without cumulative effect” imposed on him vide Board’s Notification No.1167-C-III/2016 dated 10.05.2016.

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After going through the case record, the FBR Member (Admn.), in his capacity as Appellate Authority, has accepted his appeal and set aside the minor penalty imposed on him by the authorised officer.

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