A. XXXVII, RR1 & 2 Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), Section 3 Unconditional Leave Receipt Based on Unknown Check The plaintiff has raised Rs 21 million on the basis of dishonest check issued by the defendant. The defendant filed a business relationship with the plaintiff, who was a stock broker, and the defendant was handling the defendant's account for the purchase of the shares under his instructions, and the defendant purchased the shares on behalf of the plaintiff and the defendant purchased the shares. A single judge of the High Court examined the issue of shares issued by the defendant on the condition of granting a guarantee of Rs. 21 million. It was relieved to defend the case that in lieu of dishonorable checks, it had issued a pay order for legal compensation to the plaintiff even if the test under question was dishonored, the pay order insolvency check. In respect of the amount related to the same amount was issued or was there any other consideration, such question will be answered only after recording of the evidence after reaching the conclusion that the respondent's Had a defensible defense, he would have an unconditional leave to defend the amended order of the High Court Suit Division Bench to the extent approved by a single High Court judge. Had become entitled. In any case, the intra-court is entitled to unconditional leave to defend the appeal
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