Provision of Provisional Relief under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 184 (3) Supreme Court Rules, 1980, OXXII III, R6 Constitution Request Article 184 (3) of the Supreme Court ) Challenging the Constitution of Pakistan with the constitutionally reinforcement of the appointment of the Chief Justice of Pakistan, stating that his continuation and his work as Chief Justice is binding and, in fact, already far away. The juice has created complications. That in Judges, the PLD was granted constitutional conventions of SC 324 in 1996 and according to such conventions, in Pakistan, except the current Chief Justice's leave, the senior most Supreme Court judge was always appointed. ? Considering the appointment of the Chief Justice of Pakistan and the Chief Justice's appointment on June 5, 1994, he considered his decision to be a public court as a competitor, dismissing him from the Supreme Court of Pakistan. It was acknowledged, meanwhile, that the President issued notification pursuant to Article 177 of the Constitution, after appointing Respondent No 2 as the Chief Justice of Pakistan, further restraining orders and accompanying his notice. The condition was to stay. Performing the judicial and administrative duties and powers of the Chief Justice will eliminate the Chief Justice's reputation until a later date, subject to notice for a specific date.
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