Section 3 Sindh3 Sindh Chief Court Rules (OS), R63632, Form No. 212 (Annexure A), (Official Ledger's Affidavit on Loans and Claims) Claims of Official Liquidator Duties and Liabilities, Commitment of Reference To determine the creditors' claims filed before the state court, it was the responsibility of the public responsible to investigate the debts or claims sent to him and to set a decision before the court. List a list that supports all loan and claims affidavits and to claim from whom this claim is from. After the appointment of a Government Liquidator under the Companies Ordinance, 1984, their opinion should be considered valid and reasonable without any further proof and which of these should be proved by the creditors, with certain responsibilities and duties entrusted to them. And that was the reason why the Sindh Chief Court Rules (OS) provided R863 with Form No. 212 (Annex A), claims) - The official said the reference to Rule 863 of the Sindh Chief Court (OS) Did not submit, nor is it cited that the government has made any attempt to investigate the claim, nor has it expressed its opinion whether the lender It was reasonable and appropriate to allow this without any further proof of the amount claimed by N and which of their opinion should be proved by the lenders, the government did not comply with the mandatory rule of both parties' claims. The appropriate decision was not made, therefore, the High Court directed the two sides to investigate the claim properly and then comply with IR 863 of the Sindh High Court Rules (OS).
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