Supreme Court — Judgments of 1989

1,275 reported judgments of the Supreme Court from 1989 — page 2 of 13.

  • KARACHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY v. NIKHAT KHAN 1989 SCMR 203

    R7 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The respondent was allotted another plot in his name without disclosing in his request that he had already been allotted a plot. All the plots w…

  • IRSHAD AHMAD KHAN v. SHAFIQ KHAN 1989 SCMR 205

    Section 21 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) A1, R10 Respondents / Defendants are not joining the tenancy process as co-owners with the applicant landlord but claiming to be the landlord in relation to t…

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL v. ABDUR RAUF 1989 SCMR 207

    Sections 15 and 21 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) require personal proof on record that the landlord's son was unemployed who intended to do business in the shop with his fath…

  • SIBGHAT ULLAH v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, MULTAN 1989 SCMR 210

    Paras 7 (l) (b) and 29 Gifts Inquiries of such gifts in favor of an heir cannot be investigated by the Federal Land Commission. Respondents have landed in dispute in favor of their sons / respondents.…

  • ABDUL GHAFFAR v. DEPUTY SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 214

    Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Students of Chandaka Medical College violate disciplinary rules, CHAP IX, R 12 Disciplinary Procedure Students discipline and Code of Conduct for Stude…

  • SAEEDA BEGUM v. SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE 1989 SCMR 216

    Article 25 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), allows an appeal to examine whether the welfare of minors in the custody of a minor boy, aged 8, by courts The decision was considered impo…

  • S. M. HAYAT v. FEDERAL SERVICE TRIBUNAL 1989 SCMR 218

    Section 4 Appellant's dismissal of employment on charges of illegal dismissal of the appellant shows that in the preliminary investigation, the appellant had clearly admitted that the members of the f…

  • SHAT MUHAMMAD PATEL v. WALIUDDIN 1989 SCMR 220

    Sections 14, 15 and 21 claim the adjustment of the municipal tax against the rent based on the notice of demand set out in the rent payment and the landlord allegedly affirms the notice that the tax i…

  • NISHAT MILLS LTD. v. SUPERINTENDENT OF CENTRAL EXCISE CIRCLE II 1989 PLD 222

    R (()) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Claim Compliance with Article 185 (3) 11 30), Production Capacity (Cotton Fabric) Rules, 1968 Appeal Leave Approved so as to consider To see if it was properly …

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL v. STATE 1989 SCMR 223

    Sections 15 and 21 Request for Eviction for Illegal Prosecution The High Court, while rejecting the rent controller's order, refused to reinstate the landlord's removal request, which he dismissed on …

  • UZIN EXPORT AND IMPORT ENTERPRISES FOR FOREIGN TRADE v. M.IFTIKHAR & COMPANY LTD. 1989 SCMR 225

    Section 34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) petitioner filed a case against the defendant, but as a result of the respondents' claim he was discharged and treated as a separate suit. I…

  • LATIF JUTE MILLS LTD. v. BALUCHISTAN LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL, QUETTA 1989 SCMR 228

    Section 25A West Pakistan Industrial and Commercial Employment (Standing Orders) Ordinance (VI of 1968), Section O15 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Employees accused of alleged m…

  • MUHAMMAD AKRAM SHEIKH, ADVOCATE v. FEDERATION FO PAKISTAN 1989 PLD 229

    In the appeal, Article 185 Miscellaneous petition has already decided that there is a Miscellaneous application of Lotus in which the Supreme Court has demanded that (i) clarify the full and correct i…

  • ABDUL MAJEED v. CHIEF SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER, SIND , HYDERABAD 1989 SCMR 230

    Article 25 A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allows the Labor Court to request the workers' complaint under section 25A, the Industrial Relations Ordinance, and employ the Labor Appel…

  • TABASSUM JAMIL v. STATE 1989 SCMR 231

    Article 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302/307/380/34 Guarantee All aspects of the proceedings presented by the courts below the accused have no enmity against the accused and therefor…

  • YOUSUF RE-ROLLING MILLS v. COLLECTOR F CUNTOMS 1989 PLD 232

    The words 18 (2) and 25 have no reference to such articles; in regard to the articles mentioned in the first part of section 6 18 (2) in which the rate of duty is fixed, the words refer to the subject…

  • MUHAMMAD MOBIN SIDDIQUI v. SHAHZADI BEGUM 1989 SCMR 233

    Section 15 Personal Need for Disposal…

  • ROSHAN ALI BHIMJEE v. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY LTD. 1989 SCMR 234

    Article 155 Pakistan (1973) Article 185 (3) The rent controller rejects the landlord's claim based on the evidence presented to him that he needs a good place for his use but because of this He accept…

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL MIR v. FAKHAR JEHAN BEGUM 1989 SCMR 235

    Sections 13 and 13A Sindh Rated Premises Ordinance (XVII of 1979), Section 21 Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) raised the same question before the designated High Court for exclusion of r…

  • MUHAMMAD ASHRAF v. ABDUL HAMEED 1989 SCMR 237

    Section 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 12 (2) Decides on the application of a defamation proceeding filed by the landlord to evict the tena…

  • DAOOD v. MUHAMMAD FAHIM 1989 SCMR 238

    Article 145 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Withdrawal Personal Requirements Retired Government Employees Sind Tenants Controversy Notice submitted by the landlord, a retired g…

  • MALA v. JAHANGIR 1989 SCMR 239

    Section 497 of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), the Section 13D Guarantee Motion were substantially found and the first information repo…

  • KHUSHI MOHAMMAD v. MUHAMMAD DIN 1989 SCMR 241

    Appeal for leave to appeal the facts listed by the Appellate Court on the matters set by the Appellate Tribunal in connection with the Article 1 (appeal) trial, which was decided against all the appli…

  • GULSHER v. STATE 1989 SCMR 242

    Section 497 of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 399, 401 and 402 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13D guaranteed the accused was armed with deadly weapons standi…

  • DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER, SIALKOT v. GANDA 1989 SCMR 244

    = Section 540 Corruption Prevention Act, (II of 1947), Section 5 (1) (i) Inspection Code (XLV of 1860), Section 448 Inspection of the Complaints Case Case Remanded by the High Court Criminal On appeal…

  • ABDUL REHMAN v. MEMBER (REVENUE), BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB 1989 PLD 246

    Article 199? Constitution? Constitutional jurisdiction, the replacement of M to vacate the property? Such action of the High Court is supportive and, at the discretion of authentic principles, has bee…

  • ALLAH DITTA v. FARZAND ALI 1989 SCMR 246

    Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The personal requirement of eviction The landlord owns the property in a building which has been vacant from time to time and the occupation…

  • ABDUL KALIQ v. MUHAMMAD ASLAM 1989 PLD 247

    The sentences of Section 304, Part I and 300, exception 4 were reduced to two years but the penalty imposed by the High Court was doubled, in fact, strictly speaking, the punishment would not be reduc…

  • ABDULLAH JAN v. TILA MUHAMMAD 1989 SCMR 248

    Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Sections 302, 307, 148 and 149 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1905), Section 13D bail, approval of the conviction of the accused who tried to …

  • MUHAMMAD AFZAL v. MAIMUNA SHEIKH 1989 SCMR 249

    Section 6 (5) [Amended] Preamble Code (XLV of 1860), Section 409 Corruption Prevention Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Notification No. PE and AC 150/26/78 dated 2 5 Approval for litigation under 1978…

  • COLLECTOR OF CUNTOMS v. SAEED-UR-REHMAN 1989 PLD 249

    Article 2 (4) and 3 (c) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3), permit the appeal to be examined for question of law of public importance, i.e., to prove corruption and corruption by …

  • SULEMAN v. STATE 1989 SCMR 253

    Section 497 Preventive Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 307, 147, 148, 149, 114 and 323 Guarantees, the accused's grant stated that the cause of injury to the lumber was that it was easy in nature and tha…

  • GULZAR ALIAS GULZARI v. STATE 1989 SCMR 254

    0NXNX, RR 1 and 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The injunction execution proceedings began by the respondents to vacate the dispute, saying that the applicant had temporarily stoppe…

  • HADIAT ULLAH v. HABIB ULLAH 1989 SCMR 256

    Sections 302 and 304, Part II Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Appeal for leave to appeal The High Court reviewed the entire case and accepted the prosecution's version and held that s…

  • MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN v. ASHFAQ HUSSAIN 1989 SCMR 258

    Section 16A & 22 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 12 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) commenced proceedings against landlord / respondent tenant / defendant during eviction,…

  • T.V. SERVICE STATION v. PARVEEN ANWAR AFRIDI 1989 SCMR 260

    There is nothing available on record on the Section 497 Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 307/353 bail to show that the police or the complainant had any enmity with the accused. He was arrest…

  • NIAZI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE ORGANIZATION v. ANWAR ZAMANI 1989 SCMR 261

    Article 15 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), AX111, R9 Former Order, Setting aside for the petitioner's counsel was not present in the court in the relevant date and no explanation was given that the H…

  • HABIB AHMAD v. AHMAD SAEED 1989 SCMR 262

    Article 185 () Applicant's request for leave to appeal The petitioner's counsel sought to contact the applicant for instructions but could not be contacted.…

  • FALAK SHER KHAN v. MUKHTAR AHMAD 1989 PLD 262

    Article 212 (3) was notified by the Governor on November 28, 1978 by amending the West Pakistan Agricultural Service (Class 1) Rules, 1965 Rules. In this, instead of having experience in the field, on…

  • MUHAMMAD BASHIR v. MUHAMMAD SHAFI 1989 SCMR 263

    Articles 5 and 6 constitute Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) in the proceedings of the inquiry against them out of service and the documents required by them were already present in their order of dis…

  • IRSHAD AHMAD v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 264

    After admitting the witnesses who corroborated the testimony of Section 2 302/3434, they said that the High Court, for reasons of denial, said that the witness was not appropriate. The names of the tw…

  • MUHAMMAD AZIM MALI v. A.C. & S.D.M. 1989 PLD 266

    An appeal was allowed to examine several questions of law arising out of the proceedings under section 7 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) ratification Act, 1972, including this questio…

  • MASOODA AZIZ v. REGISTRAR, COOPERATIVE SOCIETY 1989 SCMR 268

    Article 212 (3) Allow the appeal to consider whether the legal representative of the deceased public servant, who is told to be paid under salaries, pensions, grants and outstanding funds and group in…

  • MUHAMMAD YAHYA v. MISBAH-UL-HAQ 1989 SCMR 269

    Section 497 Prohibited (Enforcement) Order (4 of 1979), Arts 3 and 4 bail, a defendant's grant, a young woman and a pregnant woman said they were a prisoner in the house from where they were recovered…

  • ABDUL MAJEED KHAN v. AZIZUDDIN 1989 SCMR 271

    Article 3 (witnesses) A criminal trial application for leave to examine witnesses The direct complaint began against the accused, the complainant examined the testimony of the prosecutor and then the …

  • PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN v. ATA MUHAMMAD KHAN 1989 SCMR 273

    Article 212 (3) Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Termination of Section 4 Service Response Assistant Registrar, Joint Stock Companies Dismissal of Employment and Head Office Telephonics in violati…

  • BASHIR AHMAD v. A.C. LAHORE 1989 SCMR 276

    Article 212 (3) All relevant facts were reviewed after the citizen's application was dismissed by the service authorities, as well as by the service tribunal, and it was ensured that the order dismiss…

  • MIAN GHULAM ALI v. ALI NAWAZ KHAN 1989 SCMR 276

    Section 15 Pre-discrimination Case The plaintiff / pre-emptor 31 7 was unable to obtain a pre-arrest order at any stage before 1986, no decision could be passed in his favor, as per the date of the ju…

  • NIAZ ALI v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER (LAND) 1989 SCMR 277

    Article 2 (185 (etition)) failed to give a satisfactory explanation and could not be convinced that the petitioner had failed to give a satisfactory explanation before the Supreme Court regarding the …

  • MAULA BAKHSH v. MUHAMMAD SHARIF 1989 PLD 278

    Section 21 Right to Right? The buyer (s) themselves claim that they have the right to join a stranger in the effect of the purchase.…

  • NAZIR AHMAD v. MEMBER (REVENUE), BOARD OF REVENUE 1989 SCMR 278

    Arts 199 and 185 ()) Examination Petitioner, a languid candidate, made several attempts to pass the departmental examination but failed to qualify the same applicant, seeking permission from the colle…

  • UBAIDULLAH v. SHER MOHAMMAD 1989 SCMR 279

    0 XLVII, R 1 Appeal filed by donor for cancellation of gift change and transfer of gifted land that he had never made, nor occupied. The suit was ordered by the trial court and the appeal failed as we…

  • MOHKAM-UD-DIN v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 280

    Article 212 () Civil Applicant dismisses a patwari as a result of departmental proceedings, forging a fake copy of measles garawari, who tried to seize the land on his behalf. had gone. The explanatio…

  • KHALIL-UR-REHMAN v. MUHAMMAD IQBAL KHAN 1989 SCMR 281

    Defending the Applicant's Appeal through the Service Tribunal Defining Evidence, Article 212 (3) of the Article 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Plea challenged that the applicant, although not guil…

  • MANGTA v. LAB DIN 1989 SCMR 282

    Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) reconsidered the promotion of the Promotion Committee of the Department and the order being withdrawn on the representation of ex officio off…

  • FAKIR SHAH v. MEHTAB SHAH PIR BUKHARI MASJID COMMITTE 1989 PLD 283

    Section 92 and OVI, R 11 (d) were prosecuted in the case which stated that section 92 is of a contemplated nature in the CPC which was not authorized without the required prior permission of the Advoc…

  • MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE v. NASEER AHMAD 1989 SCMR 284

    Section 6 Stability Procedures Applicants oppose stabilization in the murder / rectangle on the question that their constructed property, including houses located in it, cannot be taken away by the Pe…

  • MUHAMMAD SAEED v. SHAUKAT ALI 1989 SCMR 285

    Exchanges of inheritance in Section 163, held in section 163 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, were never held, that if the review proceedings for the first time were canceled, they would n…

  • COLLECTOR, SHEIKHUPURA v. ZUBAIDA 1989 SCMR 287

    Section 6 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the petitioner's declaration of proceedings for the proceedings of the petitioners was dismissed by the trial court and its appeal and rev…

  • GHULAM MUHAMMAD v. DIRECTOR-GENERAL, PAKISTAN RANGERS HEADQUARTERS, LAHORE 1989 SCMR 288

    Article 151 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Service Tribunal (Code of Conduct), 1974, R22 Civil Service Review Before the Service Tribunal The competent service tribunal, after decidi…

  • MUHAMMAD SALEEM v. MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM 1989 SCMR 288

    In the Gift Petition for Appeal, the respondents challenged the gift in the dispute, which was claimed by the petitioner in its favor, under which the petitioner filed the petition. An appeal and a re…

  • ASGHAR MUNIR v. CHAIRMAN, WAPDA 1989 SCMR 289

    Article 212 (3) Civil service seniority does not have the right of any civil servant to earn a junior grade because he is not related to it, nor does the commitment of this seniority necessarily make …

  • SAID RAHMAN v. STATE 1989 SCMR 291

    SH11, Item 11 (vii) Reduction in trial court fees for administration cannot be estimated based on the value of money in the case of a dispute, therefore, the court fees applicable in the case of such …

  • UMAR DIN v. KHAN 1989 SCMR 292

    Section 15 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), A XXI, R 102 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), section 52 leases pendens that equates to or better than the prosecution for a person. Is. Within a yea…

  • MUHAMMAD KHALIL v. MUHAMMAD LUQMAN 1989 SCMR 293

    Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allowed the appeal to be considered as to whether the structure built on a portion of the measles was transferred to the respondent, who was…

  • ZAFAR ALI v. ALLAH BACKHAYO 1989 PLD 294

    Article 21 and 2 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The term hotel means that the appellant should be allowed to consider the leave of appeal that the High Court wrongly writes the p…

  • SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN v. MUHAMMAD NASIR 1989 SCMR 295

    Article 212 ()) rules other than the civil service in which money is not negotiated but the maximum grade or ceiling contract is reached and has been present for the required period. Refused to appeal…

  • CHIRAGH DIN v. SETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 296

    Article 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Proprietary rights, pasture land applicants are opposing the grant of property rights to the respondents in relation to land related to land…

  • CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR, AUQAF v. ABDUL NABI 1989 PLD 299

    The decision to inherit a donor as a claimant by the Para 10 Landworks Commission is not final and is binding on the Civil Court Land Commission, therefore, it is not desirable to properly interpret t…

  • SARDAR MUHAMMAD v. MEMBER (CONS.), BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB 1989 SCMR 308

    Section 6 Settlement Scheme No. VII Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Article 185 (3) Leave the appeal allowed to consider the question whether the mansion could not be included in the pool of stability…

  • MATAB BIBI v. SHAMIM AKHTAR 1989 SCMR 309

    In order to examine the Gift Leave Appeal, the donor's gift in favor of the applicant had to be canceled, even though the portion of the gift that was not related to the donor's inheritance due to dif…

  • PIARA KHAN v. BASHIR AHMAD 1989 SCMR 310

    Paragraph 25 (3) (d) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The applicant, who purchased the land in dispute through oral sale, was the tenant in the land at the time of sale. It was decided…

  • MUHAMMAD BASHIR v. MUHAMMAD SHAFI 1989 SCMR 310

    Article 4 (185 ()) for application (delay in requesting cave appeal for delay in request for six-day restriction on the post. The ban was removed over time.…

  • DEPUTY COLLECTOR, CENTRAL EXCISE AND LAND CUSTOMS, LAHORE v. MUHAMMAD MUNIR 1989 SCMR 311

    Sections 162 and 163 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allow the appeal of the customs authorities to consider the confiscation of the goods in the department so that the entire …

  • SPLENDOURS INTERNATIONAL v. GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN 1989 SCMR 313

    0 XLI, R 3 The applicant mistakenly applied to a deceased defendant to file an appeal against an order passed in favor of the applicant / plaintiff plaintiff / plaintiff even though his legal represen…

  • PUNJAB PROVINCE v. FAQIR SAIN 1989 SCMR 314

    Section 34 arbitration was granted by the senior civil judge voluntarily on the part of the petitioner, which was argued in the civil review before the High Court that he had not given any consent and…

  • SAFIA BBEGUM v. IBRAHIM 1989 PLD 314

    Article 203 1) (3) (B) Land Reforms Regulation 1972 [MLR 1151, para 25 North-West Frontier Province Pre-Impression Act (XIV of 1950), Preamble Punjab Pre-Emission Act (I of 1913), Supreme Court in Sai…

  • MUHAMMAD ISHAQ v. NUR AHMAD 1989 SCMR 315

    Article 212 (3) Remarks on Civil Service Advertising Remaining Demand for Appeal The question was considered as to whether the record of a postponement of development due to negative entries in a reco…

  • MUHAMMAD TUFAIL v. ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER COLLECTOR 1989 SCMR 316

    R6 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 212 (3) Dismissal of civil service on charges of corruption, Government servant summarized under R6 (3), effective and disciplinary rules 1975 He was fi…

  • COMMERCIAL BANK LTD. v. PUNJAB LABOUR APPELLATE TRIBUNAL 1989 SCMR 317

    Section 2 (xxviii) and 25 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Termination of Services Bank Manager Whether in light of his duty chart, the respondent was a manager at the bank when his se…

  • ABDUL HAMEED v. MUHAMMAD SARWAR KHAN 1989 SCMR 318

    Article 12 (2) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicant's case, challenging the former Parliament's challenge, on the basis of fraud, boundary of the two properties connected with ea…

  • SULTAN AHMAD v. FEROZE KHAN 1989 SCMR 319

    Article 6 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Amendment to the Constitution of the Parties by the Member Board of Revenue. However, the petitioners challenged the order of the Board of Re…

  • AZAM RIAZ FAROOQI v. BOARD OF REVENUE, PUNJAB 1989 SCMR 320

    Section 19A & 10 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Application for leave of appeal is granted for leave of appeal, however, to examine the question as to whether the colony of pu…

  • STATE v. ASFANDYAR WALI 1989 SCMR 321

    Article 212 () The civil service advertisement provided remarks, which were recorded negative in the annual secret report, unable to identify any law mistake or question of public importance which req…

  • GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN v. ABDUL SATTAR NADEEM HASHMI 1989 SCMR 322

    Section 4 Private Managed Schools and Colleges (Overtoring) Regulation, 1972 (MLR 118) Paragraph 2 and 7 Constitution of Pakistan (197 3) Article 212 (3) Applicants, leave application for appeal to th…

  • MUHAMMAD DIN v. ALLAH LOK 1989 SCMR 323

    Section 10, 11 and 12 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) temporarily relocates the JM / Kashmir refugees / respondents for the purpose of the Chief Settlement Commissioner to reco…

  • SARDAR BEGUM v. SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 325

    Chapter I and II, Part 7 Constitution of Pakistan, 1973) Art 185 (3) The applicants' case was fully covered under paragraph 7, chapter 11 of the Rehabilitation and Settlement Scheme Part 1 and complet…

  • NAMDAR ALI SHAH v. ANWAR HUSSAIN SHAH 1989 SCMR 326

    In the Arts 1985 (3) and 1994 leave of appeal for the High Court, the co-authoritative jurisdiction of the High Court Petition shall not grant and grant relief to the applicant on the basis that both …

  • SECRETARY, BOARD OF REVENUE v. KHALID AHMAD KHAN 1989 SCMR 326

    O, VIII, R 10 Constitut on Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) suit decided against the applicant for non-submission of written statement under O VIII R 10, CPC. We will appeal whether the lower courts c…

  • NAMDAR v. ALI ZULQARNAIN, ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT COMMISSIONER 1989 SCMR 327

    Article 4 (185 ()) Allow Appeal No Jaw Fault Found (He Withheld High Court In Request)…

  • NAWAB DIN v. SULTAN AHMAD AWAN 1989 SCMR 328

    AIX, R 13 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Ex parte Decree Appropriate Service Defendant Applicant's Respondent Approved Against Ex-Applicant Properly Served, Reconsidered After Limita…

  • NAZIR AHMAD v. CHAIRMAN, WAPDA 1989 SCMR 329

    Article 212 (3) In the case of the applicant, who was banned for 106 days in the request for salary in the civil service, it was properly dealt with before the Tribunal Petitioner for a better salary …

  • PROVINCE OF PUNJAB v. ABDUL JALIL KHAN 1989 SCMR 330

    Article 212 (3) Advantage of Civil Service The benefit of seniority of the military service is to promote pharma and thereafter grant, under the discretion of a competent authority, because it had to …

  • MUHAMMAD YUSUF v. SAEED AKHTAR 1989 SCMR 331

    The facts passed against the applicants by the two courts under section 15 constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) detention, the High Court has stated in the High Court that any weakness in …

  • MUMTAZ ABMAD v. GENERAL MANAGER (DISTRIBUTION), WAPDA 1989 SCMR 332

    R5A Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art 212 (3) WAPDA Employees (E&D) Rules, 1978 Translating duties / desert this question arises Whether the applicant…

  • AMIR ABDULLAH v. SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE 1989 SCMR 333

    Article 212 ()) The dismissal charge of dismissing a criminal charge from the civil service was not open to the department officials to prosecute, the lawsuit alleging criminal charges and the discipl…

  • SAMIUDDIN QURESHI v. COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS 1989 PLD 335

    Articles 5 and 6 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allow inter alia to consider the argument that there is no direct evidence to show that a civil servant had any Had accepted th…

  • MUSSARRAT BASHIRUL HASSAN v. MUHAMMAD SALIM 1989 SCMR 335

    Arts 185 (3) and 199 Rice Wright's Monopoly Purchase Scheme, using the same argument raised in front of the High Court and properly posing the question of whether the provision of the law was merely a…

  • KHAN v. ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER. REVENUE, MULTAN 1989 SCMR 336

    Sec 15 and 30 pre-emperors 31 7 were not successful in obtaining the decree until 1986 when the decision of Syed Kamal Shah PLD 1986 SC 360 came into effect when no ruler could be approved in favor of…

  • QAMAR DIN v. UMAR DIN 1989 SCMR 338

    Article 115 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) allowed to appeal; approval of misrepresentation of evidence by the High Court for reconsideration of evidence on the jurisdictional suit, …

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