THRIFT AND CREDIT SOCIETY THROUGH TREASURER versus SECRETARY COOPERATIVES, GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB
Section 22A & 50A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Moving beyond the agreed date of bank loan Natural disasters The applicant society could not repay the loan and became under the default award. Section 50A of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, was passed against the applicant, which was directed to pay the original amount with markup and cost of operation, after which, the authorities had directed the applicant. That it pays to run the pickup taken by the applicant. It was a breach of the preliminary award approved under section 50A of the Cooperative Society Act, 1925, and no markup of more than the due date between the parties can be obtained. In each case, according to the award / decree, there is nothing beyond the bank and beyond that the order given by the subsequent authorities was based on speculation and attention. The interpretation given by the authorities was not based on reasonable reasoning and The direction given by the provincial government in similar matters was based on reasoning, but the subsequent order was dropped by the authorities and the bank was directed to receive markup in the initial award. Allowed accordingly
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