MALIK ALLAH YAR KHAN versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Articles 199 and 19 Procedures for Addressing Judges of the High Courts My Lord and Your Lordship's Terms of Use Religious property requests stated that the terms used to address judges were part of the British colonial system. ? That they were non-Islamic because God alone was the Lord and no human being could be the lord of any man, and that instead of my lord the term should be used, none of the judges of the high courts ever Had not issued a decree, the members of the legal community should be instructed or instructed to deal with the terms of their Lord or your Lordship's Seed, a sincere and respectful address that had their original status in the British judicial system. In fact, no source of legal literature could point to this fact. That the British members of the bar have ever placed judges of the High Courts in the English judicial system because of the position of judges near the concept of the Lord Almighty, referring to the term My Lord and Your Lordship. Title used. The recognition of the competence, nobility and learning of the superior judiciary and judicial officers was not conceived, nor was it assumed that they were in touch with the divine attributes. tes The definitive origins of the judicial system that Pakistan inherited after independence did not have any meaning in relation to the application of the concept of God, it was a reference to the competence, privilege and learning characteristics of these men in the true sense of Judge Term Lord. Appointed as judges of the High Courts when the members of the bar gave their Lord or your Lordship words
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