Section 20 (4) Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 489F Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 497 (5) Failure to release checks before prejudice, FIR suspects, according to the cancellation twelve Rupees loan was obtained from the bank checks issued by the accused for payment of this loan amount was disbanded, in which the bank's defense lawyer held that the contents of the FIR loan. The issue of recovery was presented, which can be recovered through it. The complainant filed a complaint under Section 20 of the Financial Institution (Financial Restoration) Ordinance 2001, so no criminal case could be filed against the accused and no pre-arrest bail was allowed, no doubt. , May file a complaint under the complaint. Section 20 (4) of the said ordinance, but the bank was not barred from registering a criminal case against the accused under section 489F, the PPC complainant's motion to dismiss was effective and speedy. Speed complaints are resolved and no objection can be made to the other side in this regard. Components of Section 489F, PPC were fully attracted The accused did not bother to arrange loan repayment as per contract, which showed that there was dishonesty issued by the bank as per the record. The vendors linked the accused to the Superior Court's bail to approve the bail before his arrest. At the trial, the court did not express any unwarranted will and personal displeasure with the complaint. Or because of the false allegations made by the accused in this case by the police
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