Section 497 (5) Pre-arrest Bail, FIR According to the lawyer, the lawyer's position was that disclosure of a loan facility of Rs.12 million from bank checks issued by the accused for the payment of this loan amount was presented to the bank. Debt collection case was presented in IR's contents; Complaint can be recovered by filing a complaint under Section 20 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance 2001. That is, no criminal case could be filed against the accused and he was allowed to bail right before arrest, no doubt, he may file a complaint under section 20 (4) of the said ordinance, But the bank was not precluded from filing a criminal case against the accused under Section 489F, PPC complaint. The NT was offered to resolve its grievances through effective and speedy measures of its choice, and no objection could be made to the other side in this regard. The components of Section 489F were fully attracted, alleging that it did not bother to arrange a loan repayment. According to the agreement, which demonstrated misconduct on his behalf, and the record-based bankruptcy filings linked the defendants to the crime committed by the Supreme Court for approval of pre-arrest bail. The trial court did not ignore any wrongdoing or personal injury. The matter on behalf of the complainant or the police
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