FALAK SHER vs SACHAL and another

This matter concerns a procedural correction regarding the issuance of bailable warrants in an appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. The core legal question addressed is whether the Court can rectify an inadvertent omission in a previous judicial order regarding the issuance of warrants for a respondent's appearance. The Court held that it possesses the inherent authority to correct clerical or inadvertent omissions in its prior orders to ensure that the intended judicial directions are properly executed. Consequently, the Court ordered the issuance of bailable warrants against respondent-1 in the sum of Rs. 25,000 with two sureties, returnable through the Sessions Court, Nawab Shah, to secure the respondent's appearance before the Supreme Court. The principle laid down is that the Court retains the power to rectify accidental slips or omissions in its orders to reflect the actual judicial intent expressed at the time of granting leave to appeal.