SUHAEL AHMED versus MICRO ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL (PVT.) LIMITED
Banking Tribunal Ordinance 1984 Decisions 9 and 10 The judgment and order passed by the banking tribunal shall not be summoned by the appeal / cross-objection and by any other means / method, except the right to appeal by appeal is constitutional. Was created and was to be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the IBTT Tribunals Ordinance, 1984 was a special law and would be governed by. The Common Law Banking Tribunals Ordinance, 1984, would, in the circumstances, exceed the provisions of the CPC period for filing the first appeal before the High Court, except in the special law, in the order passed by the Banking Tribunal, The appeal was to be filed within thirty days, while under common law, the first appeal would be presented to the High Court within a period of ninety days, according to Section 6 of, CPC Banking Tribunals Ordinance, 1984 1984 of the appellant, if the appellant had completed any order, decision, or order passed by the Banking Tribunal, The Ebonals could have attacked it by filing an appeal under section 9 of the ordinance. , 1984 and that, after meeting the requirements, was included in the aforesaid section, before enjoying the appeal that the Appellant Banking Tribunals Ordinance failed to comply with the provisions of section 9 of 1984, filed by them. The cross-objections which were converted into appeals were not. Maintainable
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