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KOHINOOR LOOMS LIMITED versus ALLIED BANK OF PAKISTAN LIMITED

Section 10 Convention Evidence (10 of 1984), Article 84 Defendant's request for leave to defend counterfeit signatures Failure to compare self-court-approved signatures Banking court granted leave to defend on that basis Dismissed that the petition and affidavit were filed only after hearing the fraudulent documents by the plaintiff, such inquiries of the banking court were submitted for the defendant to admit or deny his signatures as soon as the court itself elect Compare the signed signatures of the plaintiff through the banking court to the contentious signatures. Did not compare defendant's signatures with his signed signatures, which was one of the legitimate ways under the law, by the court itself to draw conclusions whether the signatures were genuine or fake, the banking court concluded. On the one hand, the petition for leave to defend the case should be considered and judgment should be decided by the bank on the merits of the ING court before the judgment and judgment against the defendants. The decision was approved by the defendants to the extent that they applied for leave to defend. And this was the case was sent to the Banking Court to decide the application accordingly. jobs for fresh advocates from North Wazirstan lawyer