Pakistan Case Law
(2007 P.C.T.L.R. 66)

M/S. Al-Catal Pakistan Ltd. vs Commissioner Of Income Tax

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Citation(2007 P.C.T.L.R. 66)
CourtSupreme Court of Pakistan
Case No.Civil Petitions Nos. 660 to 662 of 2006
Date2006-08-07
Judge(s)Faqir Muhammad Khokhar, Syed Jamshed Ali
ResultPetition Dismissed
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These petitions were called multiple times for hearing before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. Due to the continuous non-appearance of the petitioner, the court dismissed the petitions for want of prosecution. The judgment addresses the procedural consequence of a party failing to appear to prosecute their case.

Questions settled in this judgment
  • What is the consequence when a petitioner fails to appear for the hearing of a petition?
  • Can petitions be dismissed for want of prosecution when no one appears for the petitioner?
dismissal for non-prosecutionnon-appearancepetitionssupreme court practice

1. These petitions have been called a number of times but no one has appeared for the petitioner, therefore, the same are dismissed for want of prosecution.

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