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Latest Judgments (All Jurisdictions within Pakistan)
NAZAR MUHAMMAD vs MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH and others
Summary: Summary pending
IFTIKHAR AHMED VS THE STATE
Summary: Summary pending.
KHAN BADSAH VS THE STATE
Summary: Summary pending.
SHABIR HUSSAIN VS DIRECTOR RECLAMATION PROBATION DIRECTORATE
Summary: Summary pending.
Haji Abdul Hamid Khan vs Amanullah Jan Khattak
Summary: S.42 SRA:Declaratory suit--auction of cattle fair--unilateral increase in bid money without notice---illegal
NAEEM ANWAR ETC VS STATE ETC
Summary: It is well settled principle of law that considerations for the cancellation of bail are quite different from the consideration for the grant of bail. Once a bail has been granted by the court of competent jurisdiction while exercising its discretion in a judicious manner, there must be strong and exceptional reasons for its cancellation and for cancellation of bail, very strong, exceptional and cogent reasons regarding misusing, abusing, hampering with the prosecution evidence and repetition of same offence are required. Petition for cancellation of bail dismissed.
MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN and another Versus FAZAL-UR-REHMAN and 16 others
Summary: PLJ 2013 Peshawar 110 Present Khalid Mahmood Khan J MUHAMMAD AZAM KHAN and another - - Petitioners versus FAZAL - UR - REHMAN and 16 others - - Respondents CR No 871 of 2011 decided on 2112013 Civil Procedure Code 1908 (V of 1908) - - - - - - O 11 R 11 - - Application for dismissal of suit - - Subsequent suit - - Withdrawal of prior suit - - Principle of resjudicata - - Question of - - Whether subsequent suit can be entertained when prior suit during its pendency was withdrawn - - Applicability of Order 2 Rule 2 CPC - - Validity - - Suit was instituted on ground of wrong enteries - - In present suit cause of action and nature of suit was different therefore instant suit cannot be hit by principle of res judicata or by provision of Order 2 Rule 2 of CPC [P 112] A Equity - - - - - - Equity demands that lis should be decided on merits rather than on technicalities [P 112] B Sahibzada Ahmad Yar Advocate for Petitioners M Alam Khan Gul Sadber Advocates for RespondentsJudgement Result:Petition dismissed
COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE vs BANK OF PUNJAB
Summary: Summary pending
KHUDAI DAD and 2 otherss vs RAHIMUDDIN and 6 others
Summary: Summary pending
FAKHURL ARFIN OTHRRS VS FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY MINISTRY OF WORKS
Summary: Summary pending.