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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH CHIEF SECRETARY, GILGIT-BALTISTAN versus KHALID MEHMOOD

Article 60 (13) Appeals for leave to appeal to the Advocate General during arguments, when it faces that the case is still pending before the Chief Justice, and that the applicant finalize all matters before the Chief Justice. On the stage. Without further pressure on the petition, the Chief Justice petitioned to withdraw it, preserving the points raised in the petition for leave, and accordingly he was withdrawn.

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