| Citation(s) |
|---|
| 2025 SLG 893 2025 SLD 893 |
Sindh High Court
Spl. Custom Reference Application No.41 of 2025 a/w. SCRA Nos.42 to 57 of 2025
17.04.2025. M/s. Sardar Zafar Hussain, Kainat Larik and M. Saddique, Advocates for Applicant. M/s. Salman Akram Raja, Basil Nabi Malik and Bilal Ahmed Khan, Advocate for Respondent. Mr. Muhammad Abbas, Advocate for Respondent.
17.04.2025. M/s. Sardar Zafar Hussain, Kainat Larik and M. Saddique, Advocates for Applicant. M/s. Salman Akram Raja, Basil Nabi Malik and Bilal Ahmed Khan, Advocate for
Respondent. Mr. Muhammad Abbas, Advocate for
Respondent.
Spl. Custom Reference Application No.41 of 2025 a/w. SCRA Nos.42 to 57 of 2025
17.04.2025. M/s. Sardar Zafar Hussain, Kainat Larik and M. Saddique, Advocates for Applicant. M/s. Salman Akram Raja, Basil Nabi Malik and Bilal Ahmed Khan, Advocate for Respondent. Mr. Muhammad Abbas, Advocate for Respondent.
17.04.2025. M/s. Sardar Zafar Hussain, Kainat Larik and M. Saddique, Advocates for Applicant. M/s. Salman Akram Raja, Basil Nabi Malik and Bilal Ahmed Khan, Advocate for
Respondent. Mr. Muhammad Abbas, Advocate for
Respondent.
The Collector of Customs (East), Karachi (Applicant)
VS
M/s. Haleon Pakistan Ltd., Karachi & another (Respondent)
Law: Customs Act, 1969
Section: 32(1),(2),32A,79(1),156(1),209
Law: Customs Rules, 2001
Section: 101,102,9
Summary of the Court Order (SC.R.A. Nos. 41–57 of 2025)
Background:
The Customs Department (Applicant) challenged a judgment dated 19.12.2024 issued by the Customs Appellate Tribunal, Karachi.
The Tribunal had allowed the appeals of importers (SCRA 41–48/2025) and their clearing agents (SCRA 49–57/2025), which the Department wanted to reverse.
Main Allegations by Customs:
Importers wrongly claimed concessionary duty benefits under Sr. No. 9, Table D, Part-II of the Fifth Schedule of the Customs Act.