The Constitution of Pakistan, Article, Article (37 (d)) of the Code of Conduct for Advocacy by a Lawyer before a Trial of a Trial Court by the Punjab Bar Council, observed by the Supreme Court What is stated in Article D 37 (d) of the Constitution is that the state will ensure the delivery of justice quickly and quickly, but in the present case, it is evident that obstacles have been set before the trial court, The constitutional mandatory procedure was denied in the above: that the legal practitioners and bar Councils Act 1976 were disposed of by the Dispensary Mechanism and Punjab Bar Council The prosecution, in the present case against the counsel appearing for the case, has become too standard for the professionals. In the Code of Conduct set out under the said Act, the Supreme Court held that it was with each other for such reasons. Therefore, the court would like to examine this law (on this subject), and in light of the decision of the Punjab Bar Council Tribunal Supreme Court, the court directed that because the notice issued to the learned Advocate was returned unsafe, So fresh notice should be issued to him
