Banking Tribunals Ordinance 1984 S, 6 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XXXXll, was a defense to the contention that the framework of the Banking Tribunals Ordinance, 1984, did not provide any basis or basis for rejecting the answer. There were no guidelines. Options for controlling discretion are granted, options for rejecting a response are justified, except for the fact that the failure to file a response to the showcase notice or the response was found to be unsatisfactory and to comply with the order There was no difference as to such provisions. A. XXXVII, C, were found in the PCs, which were followed by the grounds of the ordinary civil courts, in whose presence the answer could be found to be unsatisfactory and the settlement of the alleged vacancies by the dismissed premises by the superior courts and theorists. was done. In such a situation, overcoming exercise of jurisdiction over tribunal or court, dispute was resolved.
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