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Multan Customs Adjudication issues show-cause in seized wire rope case‏

byImran Ali
18/12/2015
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MULTAN: Collector Customs Adjudication Multan has issued show cause notices in the seized wire rope case.

According to details customs intelligence and investigation has seized the foreign origin wire rope used in electric supply loaded on vehicle bearing registration number TKD-058 /Quetta during an operation.

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he weight of the seized wire rope was almost 7150 kilograms. Customs Adjudication has issued show-cause notice to owner Rasool Baksh in the seized wire rope cause.

The assessed amount of seized wire was almost Rs 5.83 million and duty taxes of Rs 3.392 million. The value of the seized vehicle is almost Rs 4 million.  Customs Adjudication have issued notice to owner to appear and submit reply of issued show cause with in next eight days.

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