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Values of porcelain, marble tiles: SHC reserves judgment

byCT Report
23/02/2018
in Karachi
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KARACHI: The Sindh High Court has reserved judgment in two identical petitions filed by importers of porcelain and marble tiles.

As the petitions challenging the powers of the director general of Valuation Department came up for hearing, the petitioner’s counsel submitted that this very bench has reserved the judgment in petitions of identical nature.

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The appellate bench, comprising JusticeMunib Akhtar and Justice Mrs Asjraf Jahan, also reserved judgment in these petitions challenging violation of section 25-D of the Custom Act 1969.

Meanwhile the same bench adjourned hearing of a petition filed by one Hameed Ullah. The Customs Preventive detained petitioners Toyota crown vehicle.

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