FIRST WOMAN BANK LTD. versus GULISTAN TEXTILE MILLS
Sections 9 and 10 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 47 Contract Act (IX of 1872), Section 151 Suits for Recovery of Finance Leave to defend this suit Leading the goods promised by Bailey The court proceedings, the court's powers were taken by the plaintiff company that the financing was obtained against the hypoxisation of the stocks and not against the pledge and if the pledge could not account for the goods. , He could not demand a refund under section 47, the CPC was fully empowered and authorized to execute, execute or satisfy the decree. Relationships may be decided at the time of execution of all objections raised by the defendant regarding the safety of the pledge to decide all questions before the court can even address the probability questions and security by the court. May be processed. The plaintiff's court did not specifically state in its petition for leave to appear and defend the claim that the plaintiff's bank had been misappropriated by the contracted stock or that the contract failed to take stock of the stock. Released, as required by section 151 of the Contract Act, 1872, leave to appear and plead to defend the case was dismissed, the suit was ordered
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