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MUNAWAR ALI SHERAZI versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN

The exclusion of sections 2 (2) and 3 of the Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981 pre-emption right to a hearing does not preclude the Federal Government from giving reasons and explaining its reasons when proceeding. If brought, the right to a pre-hearing is necessary for a competent hearing. The affected person will have the right to review under Section 3 of the Pakistan (Control) Ordinance 1981, because without knowing the federal government's case, its section 2 (2) and the right to the preceding right of 3 shall be excluded from the scope of the hearing. The Federal Government shall, from such exclusion, state the reasons and state the reasons. No, the right to a hearing is necessary after the proceedings so that the affected person can benefit from the right to review under Section 3 of the Exit (Control) Ordinance 1981. Because, without knowing the federal government's case, it is rendered offensive by the exercise of the right to review famous high court advocate from Ahmadpur East lawyer