ABDUL SATTAR And Others vs KHUDA E DAD

This petition for leave to appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan concerns the propriety of the High Court's exercise of revisional jurisdiction. The core legal question addressed is whether the High Court was legally justified in interfering with the judgment and order of the trial court in a revision application when those specific trial court orders had not been challenged by the parties. The Supreme Court granted leave to appeal to examine this procedural and jurisdictional issue. The Court directed that the appeal be heard on the existing record during the current session, while granting liberty to the parties to file any additional documents deemed necessary. The matter essentially centers on the scope of the High Court's authority to revise orders that remain unchallenged by the litigants, highlighting the principle that appellate or revisional interference generally requires a proper challenge to the underlying order being reviewed.