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- Islamabad (National Bureau): The Federal Constitutional Court has once again made it clear that the decisions of the Supreme Court do not apply t.
- Justice Amir Farooq has said in an 8-page decision regarding the power of review and appeal of the Constitutional Court that the Constitutional C.
- The court stated that the legal principles laid down by the Supreme Court regarding appeals against the decisions and orders of the High Courts u.
Islamabad (National Bureau): The Federal Constitutional Court has once again made it clear that the decisions of the Supreme Court do not apply to it.
Justice Amir Farooq has said in an 8-page decision regarding the power of review and appeal of the Constitutional Court that the Constitutional Court is not bound by the decision of the Supreme Court, but its legal status is a guide and where the legal principles formulated by the Supreme Court are acceptable or consistent with the law and the Constitution, they can be followed.
The court stated that the legal principles laid down by the Supreme Court regarding appeals against the decisions and orders of the High Courts under Article 199 of the Constitution are not binding on the Constitutional Court, however, the Constitutional Court can be guided by the legal principles and judicial precedents of the Supreme Court.
