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S.A. SATTAR BATTIWALLA versus NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU

Sections 5 (R), 25, 25A & 33E Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Wolf default, plea bargain, timely detention for payment of dues from applicants to the bank in the request of recovering fines. After failing to pay the balance of the plea bargain, the High Court was not entitled to any equitable and arbitrary relief under the Constitution's jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution.

Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2011

• AMANULLAH KHAN YOUSUFZAI v. FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Law Secretary 2011 PLD 451
• SHAH ALI v. State 2011 YLR 452
• ABDUL HAKEEM v. State 2011 PCrLJ 452
• K.M.C. OFFICERS' CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD. v. SHEHRI 2011 MLD 454
• KASB BANK LIMITED v. Mirza GHULAM MUJTABA 2011 CLD 461
• IMRAN v. State 2011 MLD 462
• SHAKEEL AHMED alias DODO v. State 2011 YLR 468
• MUHAMMAD USMAN KHAN v. NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN 2011 PLC(CS) 475

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