KHALID RASHID versus KAMRAN LASHARI, CHAIRMAN, C.D.A., ISLAMABAD
Article 204 Contempt of court proceedings for contempt of court, LXIV of 1976 (Sec. 3 and 4) Principles: (1) proceedings cannot be initiated by litigation, (ii) the court has to be satisfied that Whether the respondents' law becomes lawful or otherwise interferes with the administration of justice, (iii) the very purpose of initiating contempt proceedings is always a violation of the dignity and dignity of the court or justice of the administration. (Iv) Once commitments are made to a court by a party or its lawyer, it becomes bound by the restrictions that such action (B) the Supreme Court is not obliged to commence proceedings of contempt of court unless it is shown that the alleged claimant is negligent and will not be liable to the court. (Vi) Instead of a star, the Supreme Court NGO prefers to adopt the principle of action rumor as recognized by Muslim jurisprudence and ( vii) Humiliation and contempt are always between the court.
