PAKISTAN NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION, P.N.S.C. BUILDING, KARACHI versus SAMSUNG CO. LTD
The Carriage of Goods Act 1925 Schedule, Articles 4 (C) of the Contract Act (IX of 1872), Sections 126 and 128 of the Bank Guarantee Goods were to supply title to the goods when approved by the buyer from abroad. On the basis of the plaintiff for C&F and the goods to be furnished in Pakistan, the vessel was destroyed after loading the goods while performing the contract in favor of the plaintiff Furnished Bank Guarantee defendant and as a result I lost the shipment in full loss The defendant broke the bank guarantee because the plaintiff supplied the goods by the plaintiff. I was unsuccessful because it had performed its part of the contract and the defendant was not entitled to break the bank guarantee because the supply was complete because the goods were the title. The defendant was sued for the receipt of such amount and the same was declared by the trial court where the agreement between the parties was the responsibility of the plaintiff's ability to supply the goods in Pakistan, it cannot be said that the goods The title was transferred to the defendant when the goods were loaded on the vessel bank guarantee `provided himself in the unambiguous terms that the plaintiff was responsible for the delivery of the goods in Pakistan and, therefore, the plaintiff's failure to deliver. However, the goods were entitled to break the bank guarantee for any reason, in any way, the trial court erroneously found The defendant's decision and the trial court's order were dismissed that the plaintiff was entitled to receive the money. Appeal was allowed in the circumstances
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