- S. 42(11)(D) — Limitation — The period for filing direct appeal before this Court cannot be beyond the period fixed for availing the jurisdiction of this Court where leave to appeal is required to be filed — Necessary addition shall be incorporated in the Supreme Court Rules, 1978. Defence Department of Pakistan v. Muhammad Khan and another 2004 SCR 459 (D)
- In the code of Criminal Procedure no appeal is provided against the judgment of the Shariat Court to this Court — In the Shariat Court Act appeal is provided against the judgment of the Shariat Court to this Court under section 6 — U/s 6 the Court has been given the power to hear Shariat petitions and not appeals arising out of trial of offences under the Islamic Act and the Code of Criminal Procedure — Appeal arising out of trial cases is provided in section 25 of the Islamic Act — If the Islamic Act is not pressed into service the present appeal will not be maintainable — Islami Act and the Cr.P.C. have to be read together for smooth administration of justice. Zahid Hussain Mirza v. The State and another 2000 SCR 524 (D)
- There was no complaint against the respondents by the Board — Nor such Board ever recommended that services of the respondents were not required for the smooth working of the Development Authority Muzaffarabad — In these circumstances there was no occasion for the Development Authority to file an appeal before this Court. Development Authority Muzaffarabad v. Shahid Qureshi & 7 others 2004 SCR 80 (C)
- There was no justification to reopen the whole process — If respondent had any grievance he should have filed appeal before the Supreme Court against the order of the learned Chief Justice — Filing a fresh writ petition is against the recognized practice — The judgment obtained by him cannot be maintained. Gulzar Ahmed v. Naveed Ahmed & 5 others 2005 SCR 46 (C)
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