FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN versus M. D. TAHIR, ADVOCATE
Arts 193, 48 and 185 (3) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OXXVII A, R 1 Appeal to Appeal to the High Court for Leave It has been found that in any case, the Prime Minister has to comply with Article 193, the Constitution. No mention was made in Pakistan (1973). In those persons, after consultation with which the President was required to appoint judges' leave for the leave of judges to appeal against such a finding of the High Court, the delay was delayed by 257 days, the Attorney General's Explaining the delay in the condolence statement, it was said that the necessary notice needs to be worked out. AXXVII A, R 1, Attorney General for Pakistan under CPC, in which case, was not served at any stage and the decision of the matter was given to the government without notice and the unpleasant decision came in the notice of the government of late. Through the phase and that of the newspapers, such delays have been fully clarified that the petition has questions of public importance and questions related to the interpretation of the constitution and the work of Parliament. In democracy
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