INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN versus ZAHID S. SHEIKH
Article 20 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Articles 265 K & 403 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 13 The default risk in repayment of bank loans, the defendants applicable before the trial, borrowed from the complainant bank and repaid On the temporary loan of the bank, the bank filed a complaint under section 20 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance 2001, on the petition filed by the accused persons, the trial court acquitted the exercise of powers under section 265, All of the liabilities allegedly shared against PC Verification alleged misconduct accused, who took real advantage of the deal Had already registered the nature of the complaint on 1 1, 2001, and after its dismissal on 4 June 2002, the bank maintained the complaint from the date of dismissal until the bank had no reason to submit After seven years of failure, no appeal or plea against the order to dismiss the second complaint was dismissed, which was against section 403, CR PC and also against Article 13 of the Constitution High Court. , Found no possibility of convicting the accused for the alleged crime, even if the prosecutor allowed evidence to be produced against them, and charged the accused. Ata. People who are substance and baseless, therefore, the trial court rightly acquitted the accused under Section 2KK, CRPC, which did not require any intervention, the appeals were dismissed in the circumstances.
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