- Jurisdiction to declare a law repugnant to Quran and Sunnah — In view of the provisions contained in section 10 of the Shariat Court Act and section 4 of the Shariat Act, the High Court or any other Court, except the Shariat Court has no jurisdiction to declare a law as repugnant to Quran and Sunnah with the exception of the limited powers which are available also to the High Court under the Shariat Act. Azad Government v. Muhammad Youns Tahir & other 1994 SCR 341 (AAA)
- Direction issued by High Court that respondents shall not be repatriated to their parent departments, clearly relates to terms and conditions of a civil servant — Where terms and conditions of service of civil servants are involved, the jurisdiction of High Court totally ousted. Abdul Majid & 24 others v. Abdul Latif Shah and 4 others 1999 SCR 459 (B)
- High Court has jurisdiction to amend or alter any order issued by it or by any other subordinate Court if the same is placed before the High Court. Gul Nisa Zaffar v. M. Farooq Kh. 2007 SCR 537 (A)
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