Available remedy

The High Court has jurisdiction to take suo motu notice in suitable cases and even treat an application as a writ petition to initiate proceedings — But, Held: This jurisdiction is not available in a case where available remedy has not been availed by concerned aggrieved person before competent forum. M. Sarwar Khan v. Mst. Sajida Begum and 2 others 2009 SCR 172 (B)
Where a judgment of a Court has attained finality the effect thereof cannot be disputed by filing or addressing applications before executive functionaries of the State how high-so-ever they may be — Right from top down to the smallest cog of State functionaries have to work according to law and where law provides forum for redressal of grievance, it is only that forum and the provided method by which grievance can be redressed — Held: The respondent had no legal authority and the High Court lacked jurisdiction to dispute the correctness of finding recorded by Family Court which had attained finality. M. Sarwar kh v. Mst. Sajida Begum and others 2009 SCR 172 (C)