INSAF AHMED versus MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT, C.M.C. HOSPITAL, LARKANA
Article 199 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O xxxxx, Rr 1 and 2 Maintaining a constitutional application was related to the filing of a constitutional petition during the approval of the civil suit on the issue of the transfer of the official accommodation allocated by the dispute. His petitioner filed a constitutional petition after failing to obtain interim order from the civil court for the same reason for action. In the case where the judgment was still pending in the civil suit, the applicant could not find two remedies at once. The constitutional jurisdiction was an unusual jurisdiction by filing a constitutional petition and filing a constitutional petition, neither could it be taken advantage of nor could it be sought as a substitute or additional treatment license or government allocation. Is. Could not create any legal right or be declared as his rightful right, brought to the petitioner the expression of the grieving person, as considered under Article 199 of the Constitution, that the applicant did not come to the HC with clean hands. The material facts were suppressed and there was no locus standi to maintain this request. The constitutional application was dismissed.
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