MUHAMMAD IQBAL versus MUHAMMAD SHARIF
Pakistan Constitution (1973), Article 185 (3) Sue for Defendants - The claim was that while they were praying in the village mosque, the defendants had defamed them by declaring that they had become Ahmadi. And because of such remarks, they stopped being Muslims, the plaintiffs were expelled from the mosque and people shouted against them that they were infidel suits to which the trial court ruled, and up to the high court's response. Was retained. Detection of the false or their notorious fact had to be obtained at this point, however, the case was registered against the defendants, thus no matter for interference.
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