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OUTDOORSMAN vs FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Ministry of Commerce, Islamabad Notification SRO No — 2022 PTD 539 KARACHI-HIGH-COURT-SINDH

Case information

Citation
2022 PTD 539 KARACHI-HIGH-COURT-SINDH
Court
Sindh High Court
Year
2022
Reporter
PTD
Parties
OUTDOORSMAN vs FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Ministry of Commerce, Islamabad Notification SRO No
Subject matter
Constitutional
Provisions referred to
Sindh Arms Act (V of 2013)

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Judgment text as reported

OUTDOORSMAN VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Ministry of Commerce, Islamabad Notification SRO No.772(I)/2018, dated 14-6-2018---Sindh Arms Act (V of 2013), Ss.4, 5, 9 & 10---Constitution of Pakistan, Art.199---Import of arms by dealer---Necessary requirements---Petitioner was an arms dealer who imported arms from abroad---Provincial Government Home Department declined to clear the consignment on the ground that petitioner did not have any permission to import weapons---Validity---All that was required was a dealership licence and certificate from Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in case of import directly from OEM---Otherwise a certificate was required from any of the prescribed Pre-shipment Inspection Companies (PSI) as listed in Appendix-H of Import Policy Order to demonstrate weapons' nomenclature, caliber and / or bore or gauge or weapon manufacturing logo, weapon serial number embossed thereon and other related information---Importability of such consignments was only recognized through air and sea---Such conditions were satisfied by petitioner as far as customs department was concerned---High Court set aside demand of Provincial Government for presenting of an import authorization as a separate 'import licence' for arms and ammunition as such demand was not supported by law and was contrary to Import Policy Order, 2016 and Import Policy Order, 2020---Constitutional petition was allowed, in circumstances.

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