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MULTAN EDIBLE OIL EXTRACTION LIMITED versus NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN

Sections 9, 15 and 19 of the State Bank of Pakistan BPD Circular No. 29 Charter 15 10 2002 Corporate and Industrial Reorganization Corporation Ordinance (L of 2000), Section 18 auction sale verification and handover of vacant possession of auctioned property The highest bidder, through various miscellaneous petitions attached to the court order, however, was delayed by the appellant's request that his lawyer be present in the court till 1pm and the judge would leave the division benches at 2 pm to 2 pm in his chamber. I returned and raised the request for implementation. At the time and in the absence of the counsel for the appellant the order was granted without charge, as was the fact that the matter was raised after the time of the court ended, thereby preventing the invalid order. Was enough for Do this with the consent of both parties and otherwise, except in the necessary cases, the war against the principle contained in most of the audits in the Impeded Order has also ceased. The Ram Partem Appellant's voice was not heard and the order to postpone miscellaneous requests was rendered ineffective with the approval of the rejected order once the sale was confirmed and the appellant's ownership property handed over to the auction buyer. Gone, nothing will be left after that. Decision made by the pending applications and the order for postponement of the application became redundant as the State Bank of BPD Circular No. 29 dated 15.10 2002, which was in force at the time of the execution of its application. It could not be implemented under the circumstances. It denied the appellant a valuable right, which was issued in proportional order, the country online advocate from Warburton lawyer