GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD versus DR. ABDUL QADEER KHAN
Article (()) [as amended by the Law Reforms (Amendment) Act (VIII of VI222]] Civil Code of Conduct (Amendment) Ordinance (XX of 1980), Article 15 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Int. Appealed against an interlocutory order. The Single Bench of the High Court granted interim relief to the respondent in the miscellaneous petition as well as the appeal still pending with the central constitutional petition as a complaint made by a superior court against the decision of a subordinate court. Ordered to reject or modify the order of. The right to appeal, unless expressly referred to an issue by a particular law, will mean that the order made temporarily on the occasion of any legal proceeding is miscellaneous. There was a controversial / interim order passed on the application, which did not have the effect of settlement. There was no appeal against the interim order under the sect of the whole matter before the Single Bench of the High Court in Article 3 ()) of the Order passed by the High Court under Article 199 of the Constitution Amendment Ordinance, 1972, Under the circumstances, the order passed in the original jurisdiction of the High Court of Intra-Court of Appeals cannot be ruled out in accordance with the rules.
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