Article 175 (2) Oita Declaration, 1991 (PLD 1991 Jur 142) Jurisdiction Scope Sessions Judge passing an order under the auspices of Director Human Rights affected by the Quetta Declaration, the 1991 Lahore High Court's Legal Registrar. Requested the authorities to appeal. Appropriate Measures for Providing Power to the Courts in the Punjab Province The Punjab Sessions Judge directed the concerned Electric Power Company (Company) to implement the request of the Registrar which a constitutional petition was filed against the order of the Lahore High Court. Which was excluded on the basis that it did not show any reasonable cause for action. The company was in default condition for failing to comply with the Lahore High Court order, and there should be corrective action against the officer of the company whose responsibility was not granted by the session judge. The legal capacity, such as the Quetta Declaration, was approved by the director Human Rights' alleged capacity (so-called) capacity since 1991, the High Court did not recognize that a court had no jurisdiction in terms of Article 75 (2) of the Constitution. Was not an option The qualification of the Director Human Rights by the Constitution or under any law or under any law was authorized by the Sessions Judge in this matter and not given to him by the Constitution or under any law, And so, before the High Court's jurisdiction matters brought before the High Court, the company was justified to suspend its order, thus hearing the petition filed by the Lahore High Registrar. The relevant authorities have been declared a court
