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M. A. STAY NO. 205/LB OF 2004, DECIDED ON 11TH JUNE, 2004. versus M. A. STAY NO. 205/LB OF 2004, DECIDED ON 11TH JUNE, 2004.

The appellate tribunal's powers of the appellate tribunal to prevent the recovery proceedings under sections 131 and 133 were referred to the appellate tribunal when certain questions of law arising out of the appellate tribunal's order were referred to the High Court for its determination. Appeal jurisdiction does not end there. The proceedings of this appeal were under the law which is still pending before the appellate tribunal unless the appellate tribunal was complied with by the appellate tribunal for decision of such questions as the High Court. In the cases of the appellate tribunal was not excluded from its appeal jurisdiction, it had the power to stop the recovery proceedings. pakistani advocates Padidan lawyer

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