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MIAN SHOAIB AKRAM versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT

Article 199 Constitutional Jurisdiction Under the principles of the High Court jurisdiction when a constitution did not arrange an appeal against an interdictal order, then the constitution cannot be challenged by the constitutional petition because the constitution provides for such The order is allowed to be inadmissible. The application would be like disregarding the provisions of the law in which an appeal against an international order was not arranged.

Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2012

• MUHAMMAD SHAHZAD v. State 2012 YLR 1889
• IMRAN alias SUNNY v. State 2012 MLD 1894
• LIAQAT ALI v. ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE 2012 YLR 1895
• MUHAMMAD ILYAS v. SHO 2012 PCrLJ 1896
• NOOR UL AIN v. D.P.O., KASUR 2012 YLR 1901
• GHULAM MOHAY-UD-DIN alias BAOO v. State 2012 PCrLJ 1903
• BADAR MUNEER v. BADAR HASSAN BHARWANA 2012 YLR 1909
• THE STATE through Prosecutor-General, NAB v. MUHAMMAD AYUB 2012 PCrLJ 1911

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