Section 2 Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance (XLVI of 2001), Section 9 (1) General Clause Act (X of 1897), Section 24A Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Name of a Company Director on Exit Control Banking Court scope response was the director of a private company before the bank filed a restitution suit through the bank during the recovery case list, when the alleged default on the bank's loan payment was claimed. Recovery case pending: State Bank of Pakistan requested to name director in Exit Control List The matter was forwarded to the Ministry of Interior, in which a memorandum of the name of the director of the Exit Control List was filed before the High Court in the constitutional application, and it was stated that naming the director in the Exit Control List was a legal option. Was without The case was still pending by the ING court regarding the director's liability so the leave was not dealt with in defense of the petition filed by the director at the time of the loan agreement, through the acquisition of necessary securities and the mortgage of the property. The loan was secured The private company and its directors did not provide any explanation from the bank that if the absence of the director would compromise his position, the Home Ministry would not have made up his mind. And without any mechanics, named the director on the Exit Control List. The reason for this order passed by the Interior Ministry was a bald order which was affected by Section 24A of the General Clause Act, 1897 and cannot be sustained.
