SH. MUHAMMAD IRFAN versus SITARA COMMISSION SHOP
Section 32 was issued by a company registered under the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXXXI, RR 2 and 3 Ordinance of Suits Companies for Receipt of checks, 1984, but without directing the company A lawsuit was filed against The defendants / directors of the party did not refuse to issue the check, but they were granted conditional leave to appear and defend the trial, which, during the trial, was granted by the High Court to the appropriate defendants. Acknowledging that the company did not name the company was not a party to the plaintiff because the defendants had acknowledged their responsibility, their guidance could be objected to after the permit was banned. The leave order was finalized by the High Court in the review filed by the defendants. Maintaining the trial court's order / order by the High Court
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