Article 175A (8) and 186 of the Supreme Court referred to under Article 186 of the Constitution, by the Judicial Commission of Pakistan, the formation of a Judicial Commission which, in the absence of the Senior Judge of the Islamabad High Court, judges of the Islamabad High Court. Nominates for appointment. In the proceedings of the Commission Legatee Containments by the Referring Authority (President), the court held that the Judge of the Islamabad High Court sitting, voting and participating in the proceedings of the Judicial Commission was not the seniormost Judge of the Islamabad High Court. It cannot be said that the Judicial Commission was not properly constituted in the absence of the seniormost Judge of the Islamabad High Court, so the nominations by the Judicial Commission would not have any legal or constitutional sanctity. Has been confirmed. The parliamentary committee sent to the Prime Minister and then after being sent to the Judicial Commission, the President nominated the judges with a majority of 7 to 2 even if it was assumed that the Judicial Commission meeting was attended by the Islamabad High Court. Judges were not the most senior judges of the said court, it was established from the record that on the day the commission meeting was convened, the senior most judges of the Islamabad High Court were on ex-Pakistan leave and the judges involved in the commission's proceedings. ? The most senior judge was not constituted by the constitution for the duration available, even if it was accepted by the Judge of the Islamabad High Court, who attended the Judicial Commission meeting, Were not eligible, Article 175A (8) of the Constitution has ruled that the nomination of a person to be vacant at any place
