- Establishment of Shariat Court etc. in AJK challenged — Petition accepted — Appeal against — Whether impleadment of tribunals and Special Courts Judges necessary when their appointments were not assailed but in fact law was challenged as being violative of Constitution — Question of — If a law is challenged as being violative of Constitution — Question of — If a law is challenged as being violative of Constitution — It is not necessary to implead all persons as parties, on ground that they are likely to be adversely affected if law is struck down by Court — Thus, as Government is already a party in proceedings, it was not necessary to implead Judges of Courts, especially so when their appointments as such were not assailed — Therefore, Supreme Court is of opinion that objection with regard to non-impleadment of necessary parties is without any force and is repelled. Azad Govt. & others v. Genuine Rights Commission AJK and 7 others 1999 SCR 1 (C& D)
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