1990 SCMR 1288
PERVAIZ AKHTAR vs THE STATE
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This matter came before the Supreme Court of Pakistan upon a petition for leave to appeal. The core legal question concerned whether the petitioner had established sufficient grounds to warrant the grant of leave to appeal against the impugned order. Upon consideration of the matter, the Court declined to grant the requested leave. The holding of the Court is that the petition for leave to appeal is refused, thereby maintaining the status quo established by the lower court's decision. No further legal principles were elaborated upon in this brief order.
Questions settled in this judgment
- Is the Supreme Court of Pakistan required to grant leave to appeal in all cases?
- What is the effect of the Supreme Court refusing a petition for leave to appeal?
ORDER
1. OF THE BENCH ' Leave to appeal is refused.