Section 82D: Procedure for making complaints
The Banking Companies Ordinance, 1962 · Federal Acts · IV-A · in_force
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82D. Procedure for making complaints.-- (1) A complaint shall be made on solemn affirmation or oath in writing addressed to the Banking Mohtasib. The complaint shall set out the full particulars of the transaction complained of and the name and address of the complainant. 2[(2) Prior to making a complaint, the complainant shall request the concerned banking company to redress the complainant's grievances and if the banking company either fails to respond or makes a reply which is un-satisfactory to the complainant within a period of thirty days, the complainant may file a complaint at any time thereafter within a further period of thirty days: Provided that the Banking Mohtasib may, if satisfied that there were grounds for the delay in filing the complaint, condone the delay and entertain the complaint.] (3) The Banking Mohtasib may adopt any procedure as he considers appropriate for investigating a complaint: Provided that he shall not pass any order against a bank without first giving it a notice and an opportunity of a hearing. (4) Subject to section 82C, the Banking Mohtasib shall not have any power to issue an order in the nature of a stay order or to entertain any complaints if the matter is pending before a court or other legal forum. (5) The Banking Mohtasib may reject a complaint summarily or he may accept the same or pass any other order he deems fit: Provided that in each case he shall pass a reasoned order for his decision.
Effective date: 1962-06-07
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