ABDUL RAZZAQ versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
409, 471 and 34 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Act on Corruption (II of 1947). Section Constitution Constitution Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application jurisdiction to register criminal cases against the applicant and the inquiry officer is directed to appear before them for investigation of such registered cases in Karachi. Registration of criminal cases. The High Court was challenged in Lahore with the argument that no criminal offense was instituted against the applicant and the investigating officer did not have the authority to file an invalid order before the petitioner's petition in Karachi. Issue, the respondents challenged the territorial jurisdiction of the High Court in Lahore for such entertainment and hearing. Article 199 of the Constitution of the Constitution imposed twofold territorial limits on the powers of the High Court to issue orders / instructions in the nature of the writ by which the High Court may issue such order or the directive may be issued by a regional court of such court. Must be in jurisdiction ; And the actions taken by the person or the person involved in the court's jurisdiction may or may not have been. In either of these cases the territorial nexus needed to attract the jurisdiction of the High Court was not intended by the Constitution makers. The High Court was not allowed to override the jurisdiction of the federating unit, which is essentially a And was used by the High Court for such a course. Invoking the spirit of the Federal Character of the Constitution where an FIR was filed, challan was presented and an unclean order was issued in Karachi and the High Court in Lahore.
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