Section 9 and 20 of the suit were also dealt with under a law of this state in a foreign country, but after the plaintiffs failed to satisfy the foreign court order, there were The reason for the action to prosecute. The defendants (guarantors) in Pakistan, by the time they migrated to Pakistan, were negotiated by the law of a foreign country / state and forum to enforce the rights and obligations resulting from the transaction. Was. There and in Pakistan, the court had no jurisdiction to entertain the present case simply because the defendant allegedly moved to Pakistan, the foreign courts did not lose their authority or ability to prosecute. Neither had the jurisdiction of the courts of Pakistan. For this reason the important principle is \ r \ n \ r \ n
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