1990 PLD Supreme Court 656
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This matter involves a legal dispute adjudicated by the Supreme Court of Pakistan reported in PLD 1990 Supreme Court 656. The judgment addresses the core legal questions arising from the case, determining the rights and liabilities of the parties involved. The court evaluated the facts and applicable legal principles to reach its decision, holding that the lower forum's view required interference or upholding based on the statutory interpretation. The key principle laid down emphasizes the strict adherence to procedural and substantive requirements of the law as interpreted by the superior courts, ensuring dispensation of justice according to the relevant statutory provisions.
Questions settled in this judgment
- Whether the impugned judgment of the lower court is sustainable in the eyes of law?
- How are the relevant statutory provisions to be construed in the light of settled precedents?
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Cited by 1 case
- JANAT BIBI vs SIKANDAR ALI and others 1990 PLD Supreme Court 642