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MUHAMMAD TUFAIL versus HABIB BANK LTD.

Sections 9 (3) and 12 of the pre-emptive decree, separation, commenced on the judgment of X-Part Decree 18 11 1997 against the impeachment of the judgment, and the petition for separation of the ex parte decree was filed on 7-2 2000. Was gone The services were approved by the banking court, including press publication, the decree taken by the decision maker for non-submission was incorrect address of the judgment, resulting in no knowledge of the prosecution of the banking court. Rejected the request, and dismissed it. The point for obtaining ex parte decree under section 12 of the Banking Companies (Loans, Progress, Credit and Recovery of Finance) Act 1997 was 21 days from the date of the decree or when the summons was not properly presented to the date of knowledge. was done. The jurisdiction of the ruling judiciary did not mention when it came to the knowledge of the former party decree in the application of section 12 (Debt restitution, under Advancement C) of the banking companies. According to the Section 9 (3) of the Banking Companies (Loans, Advancement, Credit and Financial Resources) Act, 1997, the publication of the notes was a legitimate practice and considered that the service decisions were due. All the details of the borrower's name, name and parent and residence were correctly given in the Banking Court Banking Court issued notice, the application was denied under section 12 of the banking companies ( Time restrictions such as the Loans, Progress, Credit Recovery) and Finance) Act, 1997 advocate for immigration from Lala rukh lawyer