Sections 6, 7, 13 and 19 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) apply to Wendy as a non-performance of students and a stranger (second profession) in the case under pre-emptor trial court. The case dismissed by the High Court, which was affirmed by the Hydity Trial Court after the evidence was discussed on record, the High Court found on the basis of the evidence that the other pre-emptor had no prejudicial right to a witness. The statement in which he made the statement for both ex-gays, was denied by other witnesses. Evidence was not shown at the time of any notice being sent to the shopkeeper by first evidence. The pre-emptor failed to meet the requirement of a pool according to the law. The request to be heard properly was ignored by the material on record. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and refused leave for appeal.
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