SUPREME COURT BAR ASSOCIATION THROUGH SECRETARY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN
Article 184 (3) Miscellaneous application under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution before the expiry of the one year term of the Additional Judges of the High Court while their case is subject to its constitutional jurisdiction and hearing before the Supreme Court. There was a sub judgment in front. The matter was still pending and it cannot be said exactly how much time would be required for the conclusion of the case. The Chief Justice of the High Court had requested that such steps be taken that the Judges Additional Continue to perform your duties as a. Applicants' position was that the facts and circumstances of the case were necessary to pass an interim order in order to avoid any legal and constitutional complications as the judges employing a judge's term were expected to have a permanent appointment. Could not have cases. The matter should be raised because before the Supreme Court, before the Supreme Court, it was all due to the absence of the appointment of the Supreme Court. It is possible that the additional judges completed constitutional complications, especially Balochistan and one year. The situation with regard to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, as the Supreme Court, has created the possibility of avoiding any constitutional disturbance. And other complications, it was directed that additional judges of the High Courts continue to serve as additional judges until the final petitions are subject to the final decision of the case before the Supreme Court.
