ZAFAR & COMPANY THROUGH SHEIKH RIAZ-UD-DIN versus ALLIED BANK OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MANAGER
Sections 9 and 10 of the suit bank opened a letter of credit for import of goods at the request of the borrower to recover the loan amount, while other defendants are guaranteed to pay the goods, but the defendants, The banking court did not return the verdict after the defendants' leave request was denied that the case was of illicit nature, which was killed due to delay in its arrival, thus claiming money from the bank. Could not According to the documents recorded on the record, the defendants were obliged to pay the bank with suits as principal and guarantees respectively when the constitutional plea included with the appeal showed that the defendant and the customs department were co-operative. The goods were not released due to a fierce dispute, which claimed that the goods were from another person, who owed money to the department. Such a constitutional request was decided with consent, under which the guarantor respondents Ali had agreed to issue the goods to the borrower company by letter to the bank. The TC had agreed to such arrangements that the borrower requesting the release of the goods, the High Court dismissed the appeal in the circumstances.
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