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MUHAMMAD NAWAZ SHARIF versus PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 58 (2) (b) and 184 (3) Constitution on 18 April 1993 under the dissolution of the National Assembly and the dismissal of the Prime Minister and Cabinet under Article 58 (2) (b) of the President of Pakistan. Article 58 (2) (b) of Pakistan is not within the scope of the powers conferred on the President of Pakistan and the other powers available to him, in this regard, were without legal authority and no legal effect. The National Assembly, the Prime Minister, and the Cabinet were given the right to restore and operate, immediately after the approval of the Presidential Order of 18 April 1993. All measures taken under the Presidential Order dated 18 April 1993 adopted under Article 58 (2) (b) of the Constitution of Pakistan, such as the appointment of a caretaker cabinet, should have no legal effect, however, it was observed that all the caretaker government The orders were approved, worked and measures were taken, carried out and implemented in accordance with the terms of the constitution, and it was necessary to do or do so in order to operate in a generally organized manner in the state. All will be considered as valid and legally done immigration advocates from Cherat lawyer