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MUHAMMAD AFZAL KHAN versus KHIZER HAYAT

Section 5 (2) of the West Pakistan Muslim Family Laws Ordinance Rules, 1961, R7 (3) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application revocation of the said license under the approval of the license to act as the registrar of the marriage. On the complaint that the Registrar had committed some irregularities in the performance of his duties as a marriage registrar, the registrar was examined by the Secretary Union Council after notice but he did not make any inquiry in advance of the inquiry officer. Submitted the report to the Union Council Administrator and revoked the report license by the Administrator Went and was issued in favor of the applicant / complainant without issuing any notice to the last Nika registrar (defendant). The Administrator's order of the Administrator was set on the basis that the Defendant was condemned. The Administrator Petitioner heard that no appeal or revision was treated under the Ordinance against the District Collector against the revocation of the license. The rolls filed by, were not enforceable, but the applicant had the ability to transfer, but the administrator did not issue any notice to the defendant, canceling the license and denying that The order was without interference with the legal authority. The High Court, however, in the circumstances, that the issue of restitution of an illegal order was primarily due to a defect in the district collector's jurisdiction, while the defendant's respondent accepted the revision of the separate order but consequently The High Court did not issue its arbitrary constitutional jurisdiction against the District Collector's review order. immigration advocates email from Khair Pur lawyer