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The ASSISTANT COLLECTOR CUSTOMS (PREVENTIVE DIVISION), MCC, ISLAMABAD vs SHER MUHAMMAD S — 2022 PTD 1749 ISLAMABAD

Case information

Citation
2022 PTD 1749 ISLAMABAD
Court
Islamabad High Court
Year
2022
Reporter
PTD
Parties
The ASSISTANT COLLECTOR CUSTOMS (PREVENTIVE DIVISION), MCC, ISLAMABAD vs SHER MUHAMMAD S
Subject matter
Civil
Provisions referred to
S. 194---C

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Judgment text as reported

The ASSISTANT COLLECTOR CUSTOMS (PREVENTIVE DIVISION), MCC, ISLAMABAD VS SHER MUHAMMAD S.194---Constitution of Pakistan, Art.199---Constitutional petition---Non-functioning of Customs Appellate Tribunal---Scope---Customs department sized a vehicle owned by respondent---Vehicle was ordered to be released unconditionally vide order-in-original---Department filed appeal before the Customs Appellate Tribunal but the Tribunal was not functional at that time---Meanwhile, respondent filed a petition under Art.199 of the Constitution seeking direction for handing over possession of the vehicle; the petition was allowed---Department challenged the judgment before the Supreme Court---Department through the present petition sought suspension of the order-in-original whereas the respondent filed a contempt petition for violation of the judgment passed by the High Court---Validity---Since the Customs Appellate Tribunal was now functional, hence, the constitutional petition had become infructuous---Order directing the Customs Department to hand over possession of the vehicle was made in the context that the Customs Appellate Tribunal was not functional and order-in-original held the field but since now the Customs Appellate Tribunal was functional, therefore, it was appropriate to allow the forum of competent jurisdiction to decide the matter---Petitions were disposed of accordingly.

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