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GHULAM SARWAR versus AKBAR DIN

Frontier Crimes Regulation 1901 Sections 8 and 11 of the Supreme Court and the High Court (Extension of Jurisdiction of Some Tribal Areas) Act (XXVII of 1973), Sections 2 and 3 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 247 Constitution The case for the Assistant Political Agent Maintenance Suite was upheld on the basis that the Assistant Political Agent's court had no jurisdiction to decide the matter until a decree was passed in which the plaintiff was disputed. The court was ordered to arrest the Assistant Political Agent until payment was made. The defendant was not a resident of the tribal area, but the resident was from Peshawar, but the alleged business transaction took place in Peshawar, and checks and documents prepared by the plaintiff were issued in Peshawar to prove his claim. And not in the tribal area. The fact that the plaintiff was from the tribal area, the court of the Assistant Political Agent, could not take jurisdiction over the matter. The defendants were not settled in the tribal area but settled, lived and resided in the area, and if the business transaction As such, if any, between the parties, and the issue of issuance of checks in favor of the plaintiffs all settled in the area, the jurisdiction over the matter will remain with the ordinary courts. The jurisdiction of the High Court, not of the political areas in the tribal area, cannot be excluded within the scope of Article 247 (7) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973) under Article 199 of the Constitution, the High Court should look into this matter and Have the option of protecting Citizens of Citizens Guaranteed under the Constitution famous high court advocate from Gari Habibullah lawyer