Article 10 Rules of Procedure of the Provincial Assembly of the Punjab, R 117 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Privilege Motion by the Committee before the High Court before a person seeking the matter before the High Court. Pending, it presents a resolution demanding any legal judicial decision in the performance of any judicial or quasi-judicial duties, or to demand a discussion in relation to a matter pending with any commission or court-related judicial authority. Being held, the Provincial Assembly is prohibited under Rule 117 of the Punjab Code of Conduct. The pillars were the checks and impose the authority of the judiciary to apply the interpretation of the word, form and was designed to allow to work to balance the system. Constitutional law, but in exercising such power, the judiciary cannot claim any supremacy, except for the other organs of the state, such as the parliament, but only to act as the administrator of the public when adopted to run the assembly. The procedure cannot be examined by the High Court for its constitutional jurisdiction. The High Court refused to interfere with the notice. Appeal rejected by the Committee for Privileges of Punjab Assembly in the cases issued to the applicant.
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