AF INDUSTRIES THROUGH PROPRIETOR versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY LAW
Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Arts 23, 24 and 199 (1) (c) Sale of mortgaged property in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court Scope Bank, to recover the dues, without obtaining a court order, two charges Were sold. Regarding the arrest of the appellants' property in the exercise of powers under Section 15 of the Financial Institutions Ordinance 2001, the appellant stated that the private sale of the bank in the constitutional petition is illegal and banned by a single High Court judge Denied that it is not enforceable against private. The bank's legitimate action to sell the charged property of the Financial Institute was unconstitutional and the High Court declared it illegal and illegal and illegal and had no legal effect. There was no objection to maintaining a constitutional petition against a private bank. Because the challenge was for the existence and use of the constitutional application, no legal authority by the private bank nor by any duplicate action on the right of appeal to a contract or private proceedings could be denied, except according to the law. The bank violated the fundamental rights of holding and enjoying the appellants. Property under Articles 23 and 24 of the Constitution Under Article 199 (1) (c) of the Constitution, enforcement of the fundamental rights by the appellants against any adverse action taken by any person, including a private bank. What can be done, arbitrary, pretentious and abuse of legal power, the constitutional petition filed by the appellants was worth hearing.
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