ALLIED MANAGEMENT GROUP versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY FINANCE, ISLAMABAD
Ordinance of Companies 1984 Section 82 (2) (Ordinance of 3J Banking Companies (LVII of 1962), Section 11 (1), for the first time, CL (C) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3)) According to the petitioner's request for the bank cell, the contract was responsible for the purchase of the federal government-owned shares, but he failed to fulfill the federal government's responsibility on the recommendations of the privatization commission, which intended to hold its shares. Petitioner had previously accepted such responsibility of the government in the constitutional plea to be sold to the common people. Prior to being registered, the applicant was of the view that the transfer of shares by the Federal Government violated section 82 (2) (3) of Section 11 of the Companies Ordinance, 1984. (1), Ordinance of Banking Companies, 1962 The first provisions of the CL (C) were not arranged to sell the government-owned shares to the general public, section 82 (2) of the Companies Ordinance, 1984 and SA 1 (1) (C). 3) Except for the approval of the Ordinance of the Banking Companies, 1962, the applicant cannot be paid any premium either under land law or under contract. Petitions from his own members, in the present case, were neither interested in buying the shares nor selling it in favor of the general public. The applicant's act was unlawful and out of character.
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