ZURASH INDUSTRIES (PVT.) LTD. versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petitioner was the banker and the director of the Customer Petitioner Company, which obtained financial assistance from the respondent bank which filed a recovery suit and criminal complaint against the applicant and his company Petitioner It was challenging to add your name to the Exit Control List. Validating any notice or information was an important feature of citizens' freedom to travel abroad. Putting someone on the Exit Control List is a serious violation of a citizen's freedom to provide this notice as an integral part of every constitution. It is important to read on unless specifically excluded. The relevant person should be heard before approving any negative order against him as the notice should comply with the order which discloses the reasons for the action taken against any person without any reason. Was ordered to be prevented from traveling abroad if there were any conditions under the basic law under which a person is being prosecuted (that his name should be named in the Exit Control List) It would not be legal to put the name in the Exit Control List. Criminal cases are not exempt, however, preventing an individual from traveling abroad, obtaining sufficient security against the final order was more appropriate than restriction on the use of leave by his applicants in the case of recovery. It was yet to be decided whether the option of replacing applicants' names in the Exit Control List was an awkward exercise. Order to put applicant's name in the Exit Control List \ r \ n
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