MESSRS ALLIED BANK OF PAKISTAN LTD. versus MESSRS GHARO TEXTILE MILLS (PVT.) LTD.
Section 19 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXI, R 58 The executor of the injunction to recover the loan amount asserts that the decedent owns the factory installed machinery. By instructing the Interim Court of Official Assignee to examine the interlocutor's claim, the interlocutor examined himself in support of his claim. The bank neither examined any witness nor presented it to a public official to refute the interlocutor's claim. Unless a specific request for fraud was raised by the party's objections to the unacceptability of the documents, before the floating charge of a government judge, a lender of the same judge installed the machinery at his factory. No need to get NOC from the bank. The obligor of the decision, but not the interceptor, who was the stranger to such a contract report, was not claimed to have intercepted the machinery by the ficial Assignee decision-maker. And that the auction buyer had said before him that any decision in relation to the interfering machinery would be binding on him.
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