ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court on Monday dated in office the hearings in customs cases involving Customs Appellate Tribunal and Model Customs Collectorate Islamabad.
The IHC bench, comprising of Justice Athar Minallah and Justice Miangul Hassan Aurangzeb, adjourned the hearing of M/s Nayatel Private Limited filed against the Customs Appellate Tribunal.
Other customs cases were relisted by Syed Waqas Ali Shah against Collector Adjudication and Model Customs Collectorate.
Another case from Asmatullah and Syed was also relisted. The appellants had filed the matter against Collector Customs MCC and the Customs.
Meanwhile, IHC Division Bench, consisting of Justice Athar Minallah and Justice Miangul Hassan, dated in office the hearing of cases including the one filed by M/s Awan CNG Re-Filling Corporation Private Limited.
The company had filed the cases against Model Collectorate of Customs. The bench had also adjourned the hearing in the matters filed by DG Intelligence and Investigation against Malik Muhammad Ajmal Khan.
M/s Comfort Sales Corporation had filed the case against the ATIR and Customs Department.
M/S Comfort Sales Corporation had challenged the act of recovery of said amount by the Commissioner Inland Revenue of Large Taxpayers Unit Islamabad.
The ATIR was also made respondent in the case as the tribunal had upheld the departmental decision regarding the issuance of show cause notice and demand of recovery of outstanding tax amount under the head of federal excise duty.
M/s Comfort Sales Corporation had prayed the court that the FBR office had issued a recovery notice to the company which did not hold lawful grounds.
The appellant had prayed the court to declare the act as illegal and without any lawful authority and an interim stay may be granted against the recovery proceedings.
M/s Comfort Sales Corporation had also mentioned that the departmental obligations were not met amid processing the notice of the recovery demand while later the adjudication did not redress the grievances of the appellant.
