GUL HASAN & CO. versus HABIB BANK LIMITED
Banking Companies (Debt Recovery) Ordinance 1979 Section 2 (T) [As amended by the Banking Companies (Debt Recovery (Amendment) Act (1992) XVII of 1992])) Changes to the exclusive jurisdiction during the amendment of section 2 (f) of the ordinance resulted in special courts being set up to decide the matters relating to the collection of loans of over one million, as long as section 2 (f) of the ordinance. Unless the amended law comes into force, at the time of the trial trial or in its memo, the defendants did not have jurisdiction. Had jurisdiction to prosecute the case for the prosecution to prosecute before the amended ordinance has taken the time 2 (f) objections. It was not appealed that there was any prejudice in prosecuting the defendants in the decision of the case because the trial court had jurisdiction to prosecute the case at the start of the trial. The jurisdiction to set the matter, whereby the defendants were required to provide bail before the specified date, thereafter, regardless of the subsequent change in the legal jurisdiction, the defendants, thus, I was not excluded from the obligation to provide the required guarantee. At the time of the trial court's directive, the court failed to take advantage of its failure to alter the jurisdiction of the court, recognizing that it had no information to comply, so complying with the court's order Will be. In such cases, by the trial court, the hearing and defense
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