NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN versus MUHAMMAD AKRAM KHAN
The Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 185 (3) petitioner held that if the High Court was also convinced that the law passed by the Authority against the respondents was invalid, it would invalidate the principles of natural justice. If relieved, maximum relief can be found. The defendants had to declare that the action taken after the illegal act against them was without legal authority and since its inception the entire action petitioner had submitted that the benefit of the result given to the respondents. Those who could possibly be considered as respondents' prayers could not be allowed even if the order challenging them before the High Court was illegal.
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