ABDUL QADIR JANGDA versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH THE SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR
Article 5 (R) Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for approval of bail The accused accused (applicant) was behind bars for deliberately defaulting on the payment of the bank's debts. It was not intentional and was only due to his financial constraints. That he was suffering from various ailments. That one of its properties was available for sale, goes further, which can substantially meet the bank's claim. That the property documents were with another bank, and accordingly the instructions should be issued for the submission of the said property title documents to the High Court of Nazir, who could sell the property and the costs of the sale thereon. To the authorities. Accurately stated that the other bank testified that it had neither the property nor any claim against the accused on the property, and that the documents relating to the property would be handed over to the court, if such If any instructions were issued, the accused presented that he had made the property vacant and peaceful possession to be handed over to the High Court Nazir. The accused was in poor health due to the fact that the accused had given his property his responsibility. Had arranged to sell towards termination, expressed the sincerity of payment of this amount, after the bank had fulfilled certain conditions. Lizam was ordered released on bail, ie documents belonging to this title were e-property, vacant and seized peacefully and all passports of the accused were submitted to the High Court Nazir. When the accused paid the bank within the stipulated period, and the court vowed
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