Sections 12 and 19 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 12 (2), 47, 151 and AXXI, R 90 by the mother of the salesman and the deceased borrower in the execution of the decree deciding the recovery of the financial facility. Knowledge of ordering was learned from the other borrower, changed the sale, on 29th 2001, who had applied for the judgment and on 2nd 26th 1999, the second borrower to finish all his treatment. After filing an application under section 12 (2), the deceased was filed by the borrower's mother. ), The constitutional petition before the CPC, the High Court and the application under O XXI, R 90, read with sections 47 and 151, CPC, finally submitted on 4 3 2002; (2), dismissed applications filed under CPC and section 12 and above. 19 Financing of Financial Institutions (Recovery) Ordinance 2001 Accuracy When the second borrower's application was dismissed on 1 2003 4 2003, the appellant and the mother of the deceased borrower came to the notice, which in fact caused a collapse. Was. Section 12 of the Financial Affairs (Rehabilitation) Ordinance 2001, filed by the mother of the deceased borrower's mother, imposed a subsidiary restriction between the applicant and the other borrower and the deceased borrower's mother. And under section 12 the appeal against the order passed on the application was banned. (2), the CPC, escaped by the appellant, the High Court also refused to interfere with the order passed by the Banking Court, dismissing the petitions and dismissing the appeal.
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