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Criminal Procedure. 1898. to regulate procedure in cases under section 491. Part II (Civil) Part G Special rules of procedure in original civil cases. 60 Part H Rules of procedure in appeals. 62 Part I Rules framed by the High Court of West Pakistan Lahore. 66
Date of hearing: 23.06.2021. Petitioner by: M/s Khawaja Mohsin Abbas and Muhammad Zahid Sadiq, Advocates. Respondent No.1 by. Sardar Muhammad Ramzan, Advocate. Respondents No.2 to 7. by: Mr. Shahid Aziz Anjum, Advocate.
Civil Judges empowered to try cases under the Act.- Section 5 of the Punjab Family Courts Act, 1964, provides that "Family Courts" shall have exclusive jurisdiction to entertain, hear and adjudicate upon matters specified in the Schedule. Items 5 and 6 of the Schedule are "Custody of Children" and "Guardianship". Section
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Lahore High Court Lahore VOLUME I. – Instructions To Civil Courts CHAPTER 1 Practice in the Trial of Civil Suits PART A -- GENERAL #*[1. Court Hours.-- All Civil Courts in the Punjab shall sit on every day that is not a holiday for Civil Courts. The Court hours shall be fixed by the High Court through a
2. The case of the petitioners can be captured in the following contentions: ―1. The Code of Civil Procedure (Punjab Amendments) Ordinance 2021 (The ‗Amendment Ordinance‘) is ultra vires Articles 202 and 203 of the Constitution and is violative of the basic structure of the Constitution which includes independence of
jurisdiction of civil court is barred. However, in certain cases, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of Pakistan has carved out the situations where the civil court has jurisdiction to look into the matter even if the jurisdiction of civil court is otherwise ousted under any enactment including the Act, 1912 as well as the Act, 1967.
