1. ' Petitioner obtained a loan for the construction of a house from the respondent No,1 House Building Finance Corporation and executed an agreement agreeing to the terms and conditions thereto.
2. ' Through this Constitutional petition exception has been taken to the notice issued to the petitioner by the respondent-Corporation for the realization of its amount. It is the case of the petitioner that he has paid the principal amount and the charge of interest is violative of Article 2-A of the Constitution of Pakistan. Further argument has been advanced that without determining the actual amount notice for the recovery has been issued and the respondents are trying to recover the same through arrest and auction of the house of the petitioner.
3. ' I have heard the learned counsel for the petitioner for some time. a contractual liability which has emanated out of an agreement reached at between the parties on their own volition as far back as in the year 1976. This Court in view of Article 203-G of the Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973, has got no jurisdiction in such like matter, particularly so when the same has emanated out of an agreement reached at between the parties on their own volition. The best course open for the petitioner is to approach the respondent-House Building Finance Corporation and ask them to furnish statement of accounts who of course would be dealing in this matter strictly within the four corners of law. However, in the exercise of my Constitutional jurisdiction I do not want to enter into this controversy. Accordingly, this writ petition is dismissed in limine.