Case ID |
3710f213-56ec-4f17-a49a-b30561e08475 |
Body |
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Case Number |
Civil Review Petition No. 42 of 1968 |
Decision Date |
Oct 11, 1968 |
Hearing Date |
Oct 11, 1968 |
Decision |
The Supreme Court of Pakistan reviewed the judgment from Civil Appeal No. 110 of 1966. The petition for review was dismissed as the Court found no sufficient cause for review based on the arguments presented. It was determined that the findings of the original judgment were consistent and did not contain self-contradictory elements. The Court clarified that the term 'representative' was used in a broader sense and not strictly as in principal-agent relationships. The petitioners' claims regarding conflicting interests were deemed insufficient grounds for review, and the Court emphasized that the issues raised were not material to the decision. Thus, the petition for review was dismissed without any change to the original judgment. |
Summary |
This case involves a civil review petition before the Supreme Court of Pakistan, focusing on the interpretation of conflicting interests and the legal definition of 'representative' in the context of the Constitution of Pakistan and Supreme Court Rules. The case highlights the stringent criteria for granting reviews and the Court's position on the binding nature of previous judgments. The ruling underscores the importance of clear legal arguments and the necessity for petitioners to provide compelling reasons for a review. Relevant legal principles, including those from the Constitution and Supreme Court Rules, were examined to assess the validity of the petitioner's claims. Keywords: Supreme Court, Civil Review, Pakistan, legal representation, case law, judgment review, legal criteria, conflicting interests. |
Court |
Supreme Court of Pakistan
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Entities Involved |
Not available
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Judges |
FAZLEAKBAR, C.J.,
HAMOODUR RAHMAN, J
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Lawyers |
Aftab Hussain, Senior Advocate Supreme Court,
Mian Bashir Ahmad, Advocate Supreme Court,
Muhammad Mehdi Anwar, Attorney for Petitioners
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Petitioners |
another,
FEROZE DIN
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Respondents |
ALLAH DITTA,
OTHERS
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Citations |
1969 SLD 171,
1969 SCMR 10
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Other Citations |
Lt.-Col. Nawabzada Muhammad Amir Khan v. The Controller of Estate Duty Government of Pakistan, Karachi and another Y L D 1962 S C 335,
Mst. Rukeya Banu and others v. Mst. Nazira Banu and others (A I R -1928 Cal. 130)
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Laws Involved |
Constitution of Pakistan (1962),
Supreme Court Rules, 1956
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Sections |
Art. 62,
O. XXVI
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