PERVEZ AHMAD KHAN BURKI, ADVOCATE versus UNITED BANK LIMITED
Banking Tribunals Ordinance 1984 Section 6 Financial Institutions (Recovery Financing) Ordinance (JAW of 2001), Section 7 (4) (6) Civil Code (V of 1908), Section 9 and OVII, R11 Specific Relief Act ( I) of 1877, Sections 42 and 54, leaving the case against the bank applicants and the company to file a case before the banking tribunal applicant, to file a case in civil court and file a stay order that the company The bank provides no guarantees in the case of loan provided by the trial court, dismissing the petitioner, arguing that the matter is a banking tribunal. The appellate jurisdiction of the Court, has been retained to order such. Also, the client or the borrower's High Court disposed of the request for review with the case file, which was automatically transferred to Ba. The banking court will be sent to the Knocking Court, where the escaped case will be taken along with the accountable bank, and the question will be asked whether the applicant has implemented a reasonable guarantee or guaranteed the loan repayment. Whether to give or not will be decided. Through the Banking Court
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