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ZUBAIDA versus SUPREME APPELLATE COURT, LAHORE

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Arts 212B (8) and 185 (3) petitioner's complaint before the High Court was that on his request the murder case was illegally transferred from the ordinary criminal court to the special court for speed trials. Which resulted in the conviction. His constitutional plea was dismissed for failing to support the petition for leave to appeal against the High Court's decision, had he not been heard before the matter was ordered to be transferred to the High Court, though the petition The constitutional custody of the petitioner was dismissed. The petition has not yet taken note of the total (8) of Article 212B of the Constitution which states that any court in respect of any proceedings before it. Will not exercise jurisdiction, or will pass an order or sentence passed by a special court or a Supreme Appeal Court. . Except under any law, such law, in which any jurisdiction over any proceeding is included in the total (8) of Article Article 21. 2B of the constitution was broad enough to include the challenge posed by the applicant for unwarranted proceedings. The proper procedure for the applicant was to allow the Special Court to appeal itself before presenting any objection to the proceedings. family advocate from Rashidabad lawyer