The main group / complaint in the Appeals for the Section 18 and 21 Financial Institutions (Restoration of Finance) Ordinance (XLVI of 2001), Section 19 and 22 Order, was that although the appellant made a contract of sale with the creditors of the judgment. The property owners were, nevertheless, violating the terms of the agreement, the property was being auctioned and when they brought these objections to the Implementing Court, the court ignored it and auctioned the property. Instructed The court's move is clearly to condemn appeals not heard and therefore, such an order could not be sustained, in violation of the principles of natural justice, the High Court accepted the appeals. , The matter was referred to the banking court, where the objections to the objections would be considered pending, the appellant had paid some money to the order-taker, according to the law, the order was set aside. , The order holder / bank was obliged to return the money to the appellants, within three weeks from the date of the present judgment. Should Arizona.
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