KARACHI: Hiding an order assed in Revision Applications challenging Valuation Rulings, made Capital Trading Corporation to not press its petition. The bench on request allowed filing of fresh petition while dismissing the present petition as pressed. The bench comprised Justice Adnan Iqbal Chaudhry and Justice Muhammad Jaffer Raza.
As the petition was taken up for hearing counsel for Petitioner company filed a statement enclosing Goods Declaration wherein Customs in other cases has assessed tyres imported from Taiwan on the rates provided in the VR for tyres imported from China, whereas the subject GDs of same goods have been assessed on the rates provided in the VR for “all other origins”.
Sardar Zafar Hussain Advocate appearing for the MCC Appraisment (SAPT) laid before the court orders passed in revision by the petitioner company dated 17.4.2025 under section 25-D of the Customs Act 1969.
The bench noted that this fact was not disclosed in the petition and confronted the counsel for petition saying that it may change the out come of petition. The counsel expressed ignorance about the existence of revision orders and said that in view of disclosure he is not pressing the instant petition. He also seek permission to file a fresh petition which the bench allowed while dismissing the instant petition as not pressed.