Sections 2 (c) (D) and 9 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 9, 96 and O VII, R 2 suit, with the court's jurisdiction to recover damages / damages filed by the appellants against the bank. The civil court's jurisdiction for recovery was denied by the trial court's claims regarding loan advancement, supply of bank guarantees, extension of bank favor, Banking Court, Financial Institutions (Restoration of Financial) Ordinance, 2001 Was established by a banking court established under. However, the claim has been made by anyone who has not considered or considered the words customer and finance as described in Section 2 (c) (d) of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance 2001, Although no suit bank could be set up with him. The written statement acknowledges that the account was opened by the appellant, however, the amount claimed by the appellant was not accepted as a claim and the case filed by the appellant was declared as a civil hearing. And this case did not come up in this case. The purpose of Section 9 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finance) Ordinance, 2001, was to have the trial record properly appreciated by the evidence and conclude that the claim presented was not based on genuine claims and thereafter receipts. It was also revealed that the manager of the bank, who then committed the fraud, was a neighbor of the appellants, the inquiry committee concluded that it was said that the record was not in accordance with their available records. ? The witnesses presented by the plaintiff did not confirm the claim amount.
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