Section 20 (4) of the Criminal Procedure Code (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Criminal Procedure Code (V9 of 1898), Section 22A & 22B of the Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Intra Court Appeal Case Special and Common Law Forum At the request of the Bank of Station House officers of the register, the former Scope of Justice Justice of the Peace ordered the borrower to file a case against him because his check issued was dishonored that he was taken by the bank. Was that he could file a complaint under section 20 (4) of the financial institutions. Finance) Ordinance, 2001, but in the case of special law and common law on the same matter under the accuracy of section 489F, PPC, the case was not refused, if standing alone, the same case and the special law. Will conflict with , It was the prevailing special law, as it intended the legislature's intention to legislate more objectively and in particular to section 20 (4) of the Financial Assistance (Rehabilitation) Ordinance 2001. Made clear from ND section 489F, PPC were completely different and should not be mutually exclusive. The bank was barred from filing a criminal case under Section 489F, PPC, so that it could resolve its grievances through prompt treatment of its choice, a division bench of the High Court intervened in the order passed by the single judge. Refused to do. The High Court, which rightly passed the order passed by the former Official Justice of the Peace Intra-Court of Appeals, was dismissed under the circumstances.
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