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Sindh High Court Summons in JS Bank Recovery Suit Against Dildar Ahmed Oil Expeller

Karachi · The News International,

Notice advertisement published in The News International on Friday, 13 November 2026, listed under Karachi.

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The High Court of Sindh at Karachi has issued summons in Suit No. (Banking + 34) of 2026, filed by JS Bank Limited against M/s. Dildar Ahmed Oil Expeller and others under Section 9 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance, 2001.

The bank seeks recovery of Rs. 105,642,863.11, together with markup/profit, cost of funds, charges and costs until realization of the entire amount.

DefendantCapacity and identificationAddress
M/s. Dildar Ahmed Oil ExpellerProprietorship firmPrincipal place of business at Shikarpur Road, Rind Wah, Jacobabad.
Mr. Dildar Ahmed, son of Ashique Ali GolatoProprietor, mortgagor and guarantor; CNIC 43106-5441572-7Village Ashique Ali Golato, near Central Jail, Shikarpur Road, Jacobabad.
Mr. Malugzar, son of Ashique Ali GolatoMortgagor and guarantor; CNIC 43102-7224920-1Village Ashique Ali Golato, P.O., Taluka and District Jacobabad.
M/s. Al Mehdi Rice MillsPartnership firm and corporate guarantorPrincipal place of business near Bypass, Shikarpur Road, Jacobabad.
M/s. Dildar Rice MillCorporate guarantorPrincipal place of business at Village Ashique Ali Golato, near Central Jail, Shikarpur Road, Jacobabad.

The defendants are summoned to obtain leave from the Court to defend the suit within 30 days of service. After that period, if leave is not obtained, the plaintiff may obtain a decree for the claimed amount, together with such markup as the Court may order.

An application for leave to defend must provide full details concerning the finance and the suit. It must take the form of a written statement containing a summary of substantial questions of law and fact, supported by documents, that require evidence and make it reasonable to allow the defendant to defend the suit.

The matter is fixed before the Additional Registrar (OS) on 9 December 2026 at 9:30 a.m. In default of appearance, the suit may be heard and determined in the defendants’ absence.

The summons was issued under the hand and seal of the Court on 12 November 2026, by order of the Assistant Registrar (OS-II).

Published in The News International on Friday, 13 November 2026. DailyAds.pk indexes newspaper advertisements; the original notice and the issuing organisation remain the source for final terms and eligibility.

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