- —AJ&K Interim Constitution Act, 1974—section 42—appellate/revisional jurisdiction—IPL Act, 1974– section 25–Cr.P.C section 561-A—appeal against order of Shariat Court arisen out of application u/s 561-A Cr.P.C—competency of—PLA before this Court is competent u/s 42 against the judgment or order of the High Court— No appellate or revisional jurisdiction is conferred upon this Court against the order or judgment of the Shariat Court under the constitutional provisions— section 25 of IPL deals with the appellate and revisional jurisdiction from the judgment or order of the District Criminal Court— order impugned does not fall within the scope of the cases mentioned in the IPL. Sajid Hussain& another v. S.P. District Kotli & others 2017 SCR 845 (B)
—IPL, Act, 1974—section 25—appeal/revision against order/judgment of Shariat Court not covered by the provision of IPL— the remedy of appeal/revision before this Court is only confined to the judgment or order which falls within the scope of section 25 of IPL— against the order/judgment of Shariat Court which does not fall within the scope of section 25 IPL or any other provision of special enactment, no remedy of appeal/revision is available— situation has arisen due to the jurisdiction vested in the High Court according to the spirit of Cr.P.C which was vested in the Shariat Court without suitably amending the law— Desired that matter to be noticed by the legislature to take necessary steps for providing remedy of appeal, PLA or revision against the orders of the Shariat Court which do not fall within the scope of section 25 of IPL or the provision of any special law. Sajid Hussain & another v. S.P. District Kotli & others 2017 SCR 845 (D)