MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. AND OTHERS versus AHMED ALI
Section 7 and 21 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 185 (3) and 199 Appeal of Constitutional Appeal to the High Court for the Debt Receipts The parties' consent to the jurisdiction of the High Court could not be obtained by the High Court from its jurisdiction. Which he naturally had no control over. Under relevant laws, the respondents of the judgment and orders presented by the banking court had only one remedy in which a division bench of the High Court had a constitutional jurisdiction against the proceedings before a High Court Judge. Was neither requested nor guaranteed. By law and not valid, the constitutional petition did not result in the dismissal of the injunction and the use of alternative methods of appeal, without legal authority, because the banking court with special jurisdiction The decision and the judgment passed were neither invalid. The appeal for leave was converted to appeal and accepted
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