AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN versus LAL KHAN
The bank tribunal decided in favor of the bank that the restoration was more than the agreed term of the Section 6 markup and the markup was granted till the time when the default was committed and the case was filed. The contract will expire on 7th. 1997 1997, therefore, the bank was entitled to receive the mark up to that date. If no default was made and the loan was paid to the lender by 7 1997, the bank could receive the mark up to 7 1997 1997. By default, the contract was committed by the lender prior to the expiration date, which ended with filing a lawsuit, and the bank tribunal ruled in this regard, considering all aspects of the case. From the beginning of the loan facility the calculations and such calculations were fair, fair and legal. None of the documents filed by the bank have proved that the bank is entitled to recover markup from the 1997 1997 High Court decision The banking tribunal properly relied on ush 7 1997 for award markup. Markup was given to the bank and insurance charges were also given to the bank. Thus all the reliefs that could possibly have been approved were given to the bank judge and the order passed by the banking tribunal was legal. , Unthinkable and demanded no interference
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