Sections 302/34 Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) Act (XV of 1975), Sections 3 and 4 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 175 and 1991 Constitution of Constitutional Petition and the Special Court as the jurisdiction of the Provincial Government. By notification dated 11 12 1996, the District and Sessions Judge, Rawalpindi was appointed Presiding Officer of the Special Court constituted under the Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) Act, 1975 under Rawalpindi Division. , Under which a scheduled criminal trial was conducted. The aforesaid Act consulted the Chief Justice of the High Court and said that the notification on its authenticity was not open to any exception, no opinion regarding the ratification of the Terrorism Activities (Special Courts) Act 1975. Can go The matter was sub-judice before the Supreme Court; the High Court could not hear the case to determine the jurisdiction of the Special Court. n The contents of the FIR at the trial of the constitutional proceedings, and other material available on record, in particular, the criminal offense was disclosed by the special court, the constitutional petition was dismissed in the circumstances.
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