Banks (Special Courts) Ordinance (IX of 1984), Section 2 (d) and 3 bail application, Complaint against Section 497, Return of Scheduled Crime Lawyer for Complainant High Court to deal with the bail application Objected to the jurisdiction of, and said that since the bank related matters, the Special Court established under section 3 of the Criminal (Special Courts) Ordinance, 1984 in relation to the banks, had exclusive jurisdiction and the High Court did not deal with the matter. And try to present a fraudulent check to a bank and to encircle it, of course, to make money from one account to another. The transaction would force the business to do so, so the bank was involved which would mean that a scheduled offense was committed or committed by a private person. A bank's business and the banks (special courts) define section 2 (d) of the crime in relation to the ordinance, 1984 the High Court lacked jurisdiction to deal with the petition, which was returned. The applicant may take appropriate remedies before the appropriate court
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