UNITED BANK LIMITED versus AL-AMEEN TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED
Banking Companies (Recovery of Loans) Ordinance 1979 Sections 6 and 15 of the Civil Procedure Code (V 190R) and the preliminary injunction for the recovery of debt of the XXVIIR 2, 3 and 4 by the defendant bank against the defendant company. A preliminary injunction was granted against the defendant company to take a separate case for debt collection. One of the defendants, who was the director of the defendants' company, also filed a preliminary injunction to dismiss and approve the leave, claiming that it had not been properly presented because it had not received any notice. The evidence of the evidence either by the registered AD or by the court bailiff proved that the defendant's services were effectively affected in all three ways, namely, by publication, by registered post and Through Belf, one of the defendants to whom the service was served was signed as the chief executive for the plaintiff's company, but defendant Alem, who filed the preliminary injunction, was pressured. The defense of the prosecution and not to take a clean hand has been strictly avoided and has no valid purpose nor There is a special circumstance that he should reject the preliminary injunction and allow the defendant to appear and defend the case, his application for separation of the preliminary injunction and leave for a defense claim, It was removed accordingly
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