Right of appeal from the interim order

The contention of the learned counsel for the appellant that where appeal lies only against the final order a Constitution petition challenging the interim orders can yet be maintained is erroneous. In the Lahore case PLD 1990 Lah. 352 relied upon by the learned counsel for the appellant itself where a final order was passed pending proceedings in the Constitutional jurisdiction it was held that jurisdiction stood barred final order having come in the field.

It was further held:- The statute excluding a right of appeal from the interim order cannot be passed by bringing under attack such interim orders in Constitutional jurisdiction. The party affected has to wait till it matures into a final order and then to attack it in the proper exclusive forum created for the purpose of examining such orders

1996 SCMR 1165

Used in Judgment of
Lahore High court
Case Law no.
2018 LHC 1173

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