MESSRS LIAQAT FLOUR AND GENERAL MILLS THROUGH PARTNERS versus MESSRS MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK LTD.
Sections 9, 12 and 18 Former Order of Duty Blank Banking Documents Enforcement of Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance, 2001, one of four defendants filed a fresh leave for leave to defend this case, Banking excluded. The court and the case were decided against all the defendants. The court had claimed that no order could be passed by the banking court. Based on the blank documents submitted by the bank and the contract was vacated. Even without the date; in the intuitive view, the bank had not set up a lawsuit on the basis of such deal-based finances; The claimant was not initially supported by the full statement of the account. There were some irregularities and flaws that occurred in the bank's case and the banking court should have considered it, regardless of the fact that there was no truth to it. Leave the request on behalf of the defendants and if that same was filed, the decree should not have been approved by the court in a mechanical manner, especially for the claimant's waiver, by submitting the full account statements. To support the claim, along with the lawsuit. This was a very material and important aspect of the matter, but the banking court did not attract the same defendants even after the bank submitted a complete statement of account under the new law, clearly filing them through the court. Was entitled to the opportunity of The amended request but the record is affected
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