HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN
Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 10 and 199 Constitutional jurisdiction, the use of detention or the imposition of basic rights of detention Territorial jurisdiction. If a citizen belongs to a province in Pakistan, he was living in another province, when his basic right was violated, then the High Court of that province There was jurisdiction to issue a writ on the matter. Acted by the federal government to prevent the right of citizens, the citizen can move the citizen to any High Court but, if the basic right was not generally violated and only one citizen claimed That his arrest is without legal authority, when Article 10 (1973) of the Constitution of Pakistan was overturned by a person acting in connection with the affairs of the province, a local authority, the High Court, which has jurisdiction. , May place or pass appropriate orders
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