MESSRS STATE ENGINEERING CORPORATION LTD. versus NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE CORPORATION
Section 9 Contract Act (IX of 1872), Section 128 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Decided in favor of the bank against the borrower and the borrower of the suite relating to the collection / guarantee of bank loan. That the applicants were not guaranteed to be guaranteed by the High Court, the primary responsibility of the banking jurisdiction and the guarantees / guarantees of the decree were in harmony with the principal lenders, as long as the Contract Act, 1872 under the contract. Under section 128 of the Act, it was deemed that the guarantors and the principal were indebted. The obligation to jointly and several lenders to pay the outstanding balance cannot be relieved of the obligations made by them through the execution of the documents by the guarantors, only in the event of an action against the guarantor It was necessary to disclose the existence of the obligation and the presence of default or breach of the conditions whereby the obligation is based on defense skills, procedural deficiencies or agreements. The guarantor party was not a party, pressed into service by guarantee. Cannot be inserted. In the High Court decision, there is no weakness or illegality which the Supreme Court has found and no question of public importance law has been raised by the petitioner. The appeal was rejected.
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