MALIK MUHAMMAD YASIN AWAN versus AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF PAKISTAN
Section 7 Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance (XLVI of 2001), Section 5 Past and Closing Cases The decisions made in the Chenab Cement product decision neither affect past matters nor make decisions / decree ineffective. Can be proved, which have been finalized. The appeal approved by the banking tribunal was not challenged by the establishment but was questioned only by a constitutional petition, which was later dealt with, the order passed by the banking tribunal past and closed. The case will be considered final and final, however, the decision passed by the banking tribunal was challenged by setting up an appeal and was also questioned through a constitutional petition, where the latter was set aside. Yes, this decision passed by the banking tribunal will not be considered in the past. And the closed case and thus the appellant's appeal was against the judgment and order which was passed before the judge which was challenged with the appeal of the case in the Chenab product case as well as under the constitutional application. Under the appeal, this order did not come to terms with the past and accordingly closed cases, restoration case had to be considered pending before the financial institutions (Recovery of Finance) new constitution established under section 5 of the Ordinance 2001 Banking court, which will be decided.
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