Clause 3 of the Law Reform Ordinance 1972 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), pursuant to Article 199 constitutional petition, appealed to the intra-Court Appeal Applicants / Applicants, who claimed to be Chief Editor and Taxpayers of the National Service Gazette. Challenged his constitutional application drawing in the S-19 increase. The appellant, through the defendants, had alleged that the defendants were drawing unreasonable increments and that the appellant had no personal interest in violating the rules and a bare possession of financial ownership for the Public Exchequer funds. Referring to the court on request, becoming a contributor was a public, and there was no bereavement effect Taxpayer could not retain constitutional petition Bon Public - accusing someone of misappropriating public funds / government treasures. Conduct on behalf of a private person in connection with actions or wrongdoing by the person The constitutional petition filed was not aggravated by the individual and, thus, the Constitution was not entitled to be filed. The constitutional request filed by the appellant was rightfully dismissed by the appellant, which was dismissed by the High Court of any kind. Failed to identify illegal interference or instability, was excluded for unable to maintain intra-court appeal
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