Constitutional Courts

Justice opinion — Consensus — The superior Constitutional Courts of the State, being guardian of the Constitution, were duty bound to vigilantly exercise their jurisdiction for upholding the supremacy Constitution — It is also duty of the Constitutional Courts to maintain the limits prescribed by the Constitution for all the institutions and not to allow any illegality and transgression by any institution to evade not cross the Constitutional limits — If the legislature travels beyond its Constitutional competence and makes any law in contravention of the Constitutional provisions, the same whenever noticed by the superior Courts, should be struck down or ignored as deemed or felt appropriate in the light of circumstances of each case. Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan v. Arshad Mahmood and others 2013 SCR 929 (D)