MESSRS FIRST WOMEN BANK LIMITED versus REGISTRAR, HIGH COURT OF SINDH, KARACHI
Article 4 Special Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), Sections 42 and 54 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Transfer of a banking suit worth less than thirty million, the stability of two suit banks under the jurisdiction of the High Court. In addition to the borrower, the bank loan recovery case against the bailiffs is pending before the Banking Court which was filed by the guarantor in the High Court in another case, which is alleged. That he committed fraud and forgery because he did not deserve it. Their bonds were decided by the High Court, which had transferred the suits filed in the banking court to the High Court and deposited the two suits together. It was claimed by the bank that the claim in the banking suit was not more than thirty million rupees, therefore, under section 4 of the Banking Companies (Recovery of loans, advances, credit and financial affairs) Act 1997, the High Court The trial will be without any jurisdiction in the front, with both suits not only litigation will be beneficial. In the interest of justice, but also in the interest of both parties, because a joint case of both suits would eliminate the possibility of a verdict of judgment, which the High Court passed was fair, just and equitable and does not face any natural defect. Had to Or denied the jurisdiction to appeal the error
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