MUHAMMAD SHAFIQUE versus SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH MANAGER
Defendants' dismissal of appeals against the filing of a suit for permanent and compulsory injunction in sections 9, 10 and 22 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), sections 554 and 55 of the Banking Court Applied for, the defendant filed a petition for the corporatum during the Banking Court trial and ruling that the claim of the applicant's lawyer was dismissed because the applicants had applied for 300,000. Had got a loan of Rs, of which only some money has been returned, so the appellants had no reason. Accuracy of proceedings Although a loan of Rs.3,00,000 was obtained by the appellant from the corporation, some of them were also repaid, but the process of repression for a large sum of money started against the appellants and the guarantors. The appellant would pay, because of which he was pushed under the institute. Balance the original amount of the loan within the stipulated period and if this happens, the order is approved by the banking court rejecting the plaintiff on the one hand; in this case, the defendant is on leave to defend the separate corporation. The application filed for will be accepted unconditionally, after which the banking court will proceed to decide the case according to law.
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