Supreme Court of Pakistan

Collector of Customs, Model Customs Collectorate, Peshawar v Shamsur Rehman

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Civil Petition No. 327-P of 2020

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Background

Background

The Supreme Court ordered outright confiscation of a vehicle used exclusively for smuggled goods, holding that SRO 499 barred its release on redemption fine.

Legal questions

The Supreme Court ordered outright confiscation of a vehicle used exclusively for smuggled goods, holding that SRO 499 barred its release on redemption fine.

Court holding

What the Court decided

A vehicle used exclusively to transport smuggled goods fell within clause (b) of the SRO applicable to the 2018 seizure; the table rate could not override the bar on redemption.

Final outcome

Final outcome

Appeal allowed; lower orders set aside only insofar as they permitted vehicle release on redemption fine; outright vehicle confiscation ordered.

Practical effect

What the decision means in practice

Appeal allowed; lower orders set aside only insofar as they permitted vehicle release on redemption fine; outright vehicle confiscation ordered.

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