ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN versus MUHAMMAD ZAMAN KHAN
O XXXIX, Articles 1 and 2 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 Appeal of Interstate Orders to the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Approved by Supreme Court Intervention, as the Supreme Court, Generally Authorized Courts Will not interfere with interfaith orders passed by. However, such orders were contrary to the principles of disobedience, choice and law, to prevent abortion of the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court was obliged to interfere with the interlocutory orders of the courts by the Supreme Court. It was a matter of governance. And intervention was the exception, authentic principle, however, the use of arbitrary power by mutual orders, where such well-defined principles of law were ignored, also came in the form of interference with the guarantee of immunity. Will Discount
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