ABDUL BARI versus MUHAMMAD RASHEED KHAN
Civil Code 1908 Sections 144 and 151 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) restored the occupation of the respondents who were deprived of the execution of the decree, the Supreme Court passed a final order on the privilege of the parties. Yes, the defendant's possession was restored in the wake of the civil court's decision. The petitioner's court failed to obtain relief from the courts, including the Civil Court, the authenticity of the High Court, including restoring the power of the final order of the Supreme Court, and the Appellate Court and the High Court made it maintainable. Therefore, after returning the legitimate right to this right, the court had refused to interfere with its constitutional discretion in aiding the applicant to interfere with the property restitution order, presumably for the Supreme Court. While dissolving injustice in the face of constitution while exercising constitutional jurisdiction in which order is interfered with, the delivery of justice will be avoided away from legal weakness or the civil court will face injustice under its inherent jurisdiction. Will, however, was sufficiently capable of direct restoration of the property, permitting an appeal I was denied
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