Section 18A Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan Act (XLII of 1997), Section 33 invites applications for presentation of shares to the common people Multiple applications for appeal against common shares of Pakistan Petroleum are sentenced by the Privatization Commission. Was made and there were requests. In this regard, the applicant was invited, the appellant submitted two applications through two accounts in two different banks, both the same NIC number violating Section 18A of the Securities and Exchange Ordinance, 1969 and Submitted with different addresses and signatures with father's name. The applications are fictitious, the purchase amount for both applications was forfeited under Section 18A (Section 2) of Securities and Exchange Ordinance, 1969, Section 18A, the appellant admitted that one of the petitioners was his brother. Had done in his name and his brother had requested it. Accepted this position Dyer was confiscated on the basis that it was stated that the request was a forgery and could not interfere with the forfeiture order. There was no reason to believe that the request was not a genuine theory that an unknown order had been taken which stated that the request was a fake, the order could not be agreed on the impound order. The second petition was to be referred to the appellant against said r \ n
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