Claims for Financial Institutions Section 9 (Section 2), 9, 21 and 22 (Finance) Ordinance, 2001 Compensation Cost is valid, no doubt, the scope of Section 9 of the Financial Institutions (Finance) Ordinance 2001 Was only limited. In a suit where the default was committed to fulfill any obligation in relation to a financing, but that did not mean that any claim for damages that was based on personal injury was Therefore, no one can be enraged before a banking court. In connection with the financing of any obligation in default, the affected party may also claim damages, ie the claim for financial compensation was a relatively term term and such claim is due to inquiry or any May be due to damage. Claims for damages caused by the commission or breach of a contract by the Torture Commission or by breach of contractual obligation to others and the financial support of the financial institutions ( Recovery) cannot be enjoined before the banking court under the financial support provided in section 2 (d) of the Ordinance 2001. However, a claim by a financial institution for any fault or loss or damage to its customer caused by a financial institution to fulfill its obligation through financing, Can certainly be taken. Banking court claims for litigation can arise either from a strict agreement, i.e. not based on a contract or a breach of a contract that is not related to housing or finance, and for these two types of claims. , B
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