1990 SCMR 1397
BASHIR AHMAD and another vs THE STATE
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This matter arises from a petition for leave to appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. The core legal question involves the sustainability of the lower court's decision in light of the grounds urged by the petitioners. The court held that the petition lacks merit and accordingly dismissed it. The key principle governing the matter is that a petition failing to disclose sufficient grounds for interference by the apex court must be dismissed.
Questions settled in this judgment
- Whether a petition for leave to appeal can be dismissed when it lacks sufficient grounds?
- Does the Supreme Court interfere with concurrent findings of lower courts without valid justification?
ORDER
1. OF THE BENCH ' The petition is dismissed.