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Deputy Collector Adjudication declares seizure of printing ink, items as legal

byM Hayat
16/08/2017
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Deputy Collector Customs Colectorate of Adjudication Muhammad Hassan Farid has issued Order-in-Original (ONO) No. 224/2014 in favour of Anti Smuggling Organization Lahore.

According to the details, ASO intercepted 24 cartons lying at Babu Sabu Interchange, Sherakot Lahore appears to be foreign origin. On query three persons standing near the said cartons identified themselves as Muhammad Tanveer introduced as labour and Fazalur Rehman and Ilyas Khan claimed the ownership of the said cartons. Thereafter, examination of the goods packed in the said artons was conducted in presence of above said persons and witnesses which led to the recovery of Printing ink, assorted colours, 1 kilogram, meal box, packing brand Skyey Lion China origin, foreign oridin lighting key ring, assorted shapes, and sizes made of plastic.

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On demand the said owners failed to produce in support of lawful possession of the above said foreign origin printing ink and lighting key ring. The ASO seizes the goods and forwarded the case to Customs Adjudication.

During proceedings no in Customs Adjudication no one appear from owner side to prove any thing in their defense. After their failure Deputy Collector Mohammad Hassan declare the seizure of all these goods as legal.

 

 

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