M. MANZOOR AHMAD PARACHA versus HABIB BANK LTD, THROUGH PRESIDENT
Section 2 (d) and 9 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII & R 10, O XLIII, R 1 (a) Tort Banker and Customer Suit, through the jurisdiction of the customer In order to recover damages, the appellants filed a lawsuit through the Banking Court for recovery of money which has led to bankruptcy proceedings against the bank because of their recovery by the bank. The lawsuit was irrelevant and they suffered legal damages in the capacity of legal heirs. In his personal capacity he did not enter into a banking transaction with the bank, nor did he receive any financial support from him. It was not the case of the appellant that he was a consumer as he was never financed by the bank. Assistance was not provided nor are they guaranteed nor compensated. No finance appellants as described under section 2 (d) financial institutions (recovery of finance) ordinance 2001 were provided, the banking court correctly filed the case in the appellant suit and returned it. O VII, R 10, CPC, any of its powers will be presented to the appropriate forum, decision-making and order, not to be disturbed, not to suffer any illegal interference.
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