Banking Companies (Recovery of Loans) Ordinance 1979 Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), OX, R 13 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 14 Ex-Decree, Delaying Appeal, Application by Decision In order to determine the ex parte department approved against them, the court ordered the petitioner to issue a notice on the condition that the creditors of the decision be deposited in cash or present a bank guarantee. , But they failed to apply as a result despite the extension of the term. The previous order was dismissed, dismissed, the court lenders filed an appeal against the trial court's order, but due to the absence of special jurisdiction, the memo of the appeal was submitted to the appropriate court appellant. Returned to Appellant / Decision debtors immediately filed appeal. The delay in filing appeals failed to comply with the trial court's legally binding conditions in regard to the submission of judgment money. Failure to file a lawsuit specifically for the purpose of extending the time and justifying the delay could have led to the hope that it was banned, and therefore their appeal. Was dismissed and failed to deal with the delay, which was otherwise hopeless, timely ban, he had no case and consequently his appeal was dismissed.
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