ABDUL WAHID versus BANKING TRIBUNAL, BAHAWALPUR
Banking Tribunals Ordinance 1984 Section 9 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Bench Tribunal Petitioners Demand Appeal Instead Of Filing Appeal Against Maintaining Constitutional Request, Banking Tribunal Decisions and decrees and such appeals should be heard by a Bench of less than two High Court Players, the petitioner was a defective person and he was not in a position to raise money in the honor of entertaining the appeal. Was a necessary condition. Will not be available to them, even by effective and preliminary treatment of appeal priority cannot be solved or modified for the convenience of the public and legal process. Under which the constitutional petition was not enforceable under the jurisdiction of the Legislature. The Banking Tribunal constitutes a Bench comprising just less than two judges of the BE High Court, so, in the case of the submission of a constitutional application, the jurisdiction will be declared a violation of the law, which consists of less than two judges. The Bench may examine improper decisions and decisions. There was no jurisdiction to hear the constitutional petition in the circumstances approved by the Banking Tribunal High Court.
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