ANWAAR-UL-HASSAN versus DISTRICT MANAGER, SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE CORPORATION BRANCH, VEHARI
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 2A and 199 Constitution Applicants The obligation to pay interest / markup on the loan was obtained by the applicants through a written agreement between them under various schemes of the financial institution. The contention was that the applicants were not required to pay interest / markup, which the Federal Shariat Court (PLD 1992 FSC 1) declared un-Islamic and the Shariat Appeal Bench of the Supreme Court (PLD 2000 SC 225). From the time of Akram, the High Court is Rabi Haram 30 fixed as the date of 2001, so long as the applicants voluntarily and consciously have access to the laws that govern the financial system. Contract, they were not entitled to withdraw from those positions / agreements / obligations, even under Islamic principles, to respect their pledge / agreement. The High Court dismissed the constitutional petition in the circumstances
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