MUHAMMAD IQBAL versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, RAHIMYAR KHAN
Article 47, 51, AXXI, and R24, O XXXVII, Rr 1, 2 of the Supreme Court Rules, 1980; In the Supreme Court, a mini-order was passed against the petitioner, which had already been dismissed before the Supreme Court decisions and the orders passed by it were submitted by the court that the final decision of the petition by the Supreme Court. Until then the proceedings against the injunction should be stopped. On the board, since he was given the opportunity to file an objection, he failed to do so and instead demanded that the Supreme Court stop its execution without issuing an order. According to the law, the execution court has consistently refused to stop. The applicant of the proceedings failed to take advantage of the opportunities he had received, after which the proceeding court left no option but to take further action. He refused to intervene in the matter according to the law, the circumstances under which Article 199 of the Constitution exercised extraordinary constitutional jurisdiction were dismissed.
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