Section 8 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Appeal for leave of appeal for leave of appeal In the absence of the petitioner or his lawyer, the High Court decided the constitutional application on the merits, as both After the hearing, the parties agreed to deal with the arguments on the next date after the hearing. The High Court, in its wisdom, did not choose to dismiss the petitioner's constitutional application for illegal proceedings and on the same date of hearing, rejected the qualifications. The absence of the counsel of the applicant may be prejudiced. The petitioning counselor, representing the representative, had very clearly asked that the matter be referred to the High Court for fresh decision in the presence of the parties, with the consent of the parties' counsel, The application was turned down on appeal, and the decision decided by the High Court was allowed. Was set aside and directed to re-decide on the constitutional petition which would be considered pending with SA in the ID Court \ r \ n
