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Collector Appraisement (west) Shahnaz Maqbool

Collector Appraisement (west) Shahnaz Maqbool

Pilferage of transshipment cargo: Appraisement West to take action against M/s Wasti Traders

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
12/10/2017
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News, Slider News
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KARACHI: Customs Appraisement West has decided to take action against M/s Wasti Traders for its alleged involvement in pilferage of transshipment cargo.

The Customs authorities have summoned the company regarding suspension of their bonded carrier license. The Collectorate has warned M/s Wasti Traders and customs agent that in case no one appears for hearing on the given date, it will be presumed that M/s Wasti Traders does not want to defend themselves and the case will be decided ex-parte as per evidence available on the record.

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It may be mentioned here that Customs Appraisement West Collector Shahnaz Maqbool had suspended the license of M/ Wasti Traders for one week, but it was restored later. Despite several notices, M/s Wasti Traders has not joined investigations and hearings, which is misconduct as per the Customs rules.

 

 

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