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MUHAMMAD HUZAFA versus AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (PAKISTAN) LTD.

Sec 162 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Request For approval under the Insurance Ordinance, the previous approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission, 2000, the scope petitioner issued an invalid order of the insurance tribunal under which the proceedings initiated by him on securities and securities It was withheld until the approval of the Exchange Commission. In the case of Section 162 of the Pakistan (Commission) Applicant's Insurance Ordinance 2000, it was held that Section 162 did not apply to the procedure established by the claimants. The provisions of Section 162 of the Insurance Ordinance 2000 by the applicants were clear and unambiguous. No action could have been taken without the commission's approval. The unnecessary order of the insurance tribunal was in accordance with the law and could not be interfered with in the constitutional application which was excluded under the circumstances.

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