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MESSRS BERRY FOOD INDUSTRIES versus MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED

The application under section 12 (2) section 12 (2) was accepted to approve the order under the Financial Institution (Finance) Ordinance 2001 and the applicants were required to file leave within six days. ? Although the case for declaration of order on the said petition was set for 11 2003 2003, but according to the applicant, for some particular reason, the file of the case was kept by the presiding officer till 2 12 2003, when he Signed the decision. And then the copy of the order was handed over to the applicant, who had applied for a certified copy of the order in 19 11 2003, within 10 days of the date the petition was filed but the banking court Rejected it on the ground. As it was banned at that time, which was beyond the 10 days of the order of 19 I1 2003, the applicants were of the view that the order was not announced on the same day, on the day of I1 2003. The day was not signed, and the Presiding Officer, was cleared. File 2 is due on 12 2003, and will, therefore, have to run from then on. On appeal, the accuracy was sought by the High Court, a record for certification, but for that reason much assistance cannot be given, however, to the presiding officer, cannot be denied. Decided to issue an order on 1911 2003, but it later imposed that order and signed it in 2 12 2003, the next day, the copy was provided to the applicants in the High Court, while Refusal to inquire, which may include recording of statements by the Presiding Officer and other court staff, applies the probability rule, jobs for advocates from Charsada lawyer