SINDH HIGH COURT BAR ASSOCIATION THROUGH ITS SECRETARY versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE, ISLAMABAD
Temporary Constitutional Order [1 of 2007] Office of Judge (Judges) Order, 2007 Provisional Constitution (Amendment) Order, 2007 Constitution (Amendment) Order [5 of 2007) Constitution (Second Amendment) Order [6 of 2007] Islamabad High Court (Establishment Order [7 of 2007) Order of the High Court Judges (Pensionary Benefits) Order [8 of 2007] Judges of the Supreme Court (Pensionary Benefits) Order [9 of 2007] The Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Act (Constitution XXII of 1997) Termination of Supreme Court and High Court Judges for violating Article 209 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 176, 177; 89, 128, 209 (8), 245, 48, 50, 260 and 184 (3). Constitutional petitions before the Supreme Court under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution. ; The task performed by General Pervez Musharraf (Retd) between 3 11 2007 and 16 12 2007 was to suspend and amend the Constitution of Pakistan through a variety of instruments. Appointment of High Court Judges on or after 3 2007 11 2007 without consulting the DeGeorge Chief Justice of Pakistan. Mr Justice Abdul Hameed Dogar's opinion, when he was summoned, did not expire the office of two additional judges of the Sindh High Court, and two Supreme Court decisions, according to constitutional petitions No 23 to 2007, and 2007 2. Takka Iqbal Mohammad Khan and the Watan Party filed through 87 and 88 of 2007, reported in (PLD 2008 SC 6 and PLD 2008 SC 178), and the review was reported in Application No 7 (PLD 2008 SC 615), Valid, the contents of the contents of the letter to the Prime Minister under Article 245 of the Constitution sent to the President / Chief of Army Staff were not directed to the Armed Forces to work in civil power assistance, nor on November 3. General Pervez Musharraf's actions, it may be said, were taken or were made in 2007 for civil power assistance, in any case, it was said that
