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MUHAMMAD AFZAL DEURA versus ORIX LEASING PAKISTAN

Sections 12 and 22 In the pre-emptive decree, summons aside, the Banking Court granted the previous partition disclaimer against the defendant to prove Ounce's non-service and refused to reject the decision because the defendant Had failed to prove non-service for, the confession proved to be a crime not served properly in any of these ways. If the defendant was satisfied, the court was bound to set aside the decree and not The address was not changed or was not located in the area where the newspapers in question were not circulated. Had failed to satisfy the source. It was barred from applying under section 10 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Financing) Ordinance 2001, and this summons was not submitted, but was deliberately dismissed due to delay.

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