PAKISTAN INDUSTRIAL LEASING CORPORATION LIMITED versus NOORANI INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LIMITED
Banking Companies (Debt, Progress, Credit and Recovery of Financial Issues) Act 1997 Sections 18 and 21 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 2 (2) and 96 (3) Convention of Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 114 Consent The execution court, along with the markup, executed the claim of the Judge of the Delegation of the Judge for a refund of some of the debit in the account of the executor. Such a claim was allowed on 25 April 1992, as such entry was a debit entry, while the consent decree was passed on 22 2 1999, the Executing Court order The inquiry could not be made and the statement of accounts was refused to take notice of any entry before the order was approved, as the matter stands with the approval of the decision of consent, whatever amount the parties exchanged. Was. 222 With the approval of the consent decree finalized before 1999, judicial lenders were barred under the law from protesting that any amount agreed against them before the approval of the decree. was not. Non-submission under section 66 ()) of the CPC had been finalized and after its approval no one could challenge its terms, but both parties were obliged to comply with the order as soon as After payment by both parties, only a sum of Rs. 85,8577 are excluded from the decision by the voluntary lenders with consent, the execution court was obliged to execute the consent decision to the extent that Due to the high court accepted the appeal, the order was not settled
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