ORDERSHEET
IN THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH BENCH AT SUKKUR
R.A No. S- 153 of
2011.
R.A No. S- 154 of
2011.
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DATE ORDER
WITH SIGNATURE OF JUDGE ______________________________________________________________________
Hearing of cases
(Priority).
1.
For hearing of CMA 737/2011.
2.
For hearing of main case.
28-05-2018.
Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Memon State Counsel.
Respondent No.1
Abdullah Soomro present in person.
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On 14.05.2018 no one was present on
behalf of applicants. Abdullah Soomro /respondent No.1 was present in person
who has stated that he will argue the matter himself. Mr. Abdul Ghaffar Memon
State counsel was also present.
The matter was adjourned for
25.05.2018 at 9.30 a.m with a note of caution that if the applicants’ side does
not appear then this matter will not be treated as part heard. On next date,
25.05.2018, Mr. Shakeel Ahmed Kalwar Advocate held brief for Mr. Abdul Jabbar
Rajput Advocate, representing the applicants and request for adjournment was
made, which was granted but with following observation_
“The propriety
demands that if the learned counsel for applicants had to attend some important
matters at the principal seat he should have sent his associate to take down
the notes as it is a part heard matter. If on next date of hearing, the counsel
for applicants fails to appear this matter will be treated as de-part heard
matter because the roster sitting of this bench is coming to its end.”
Today again the matter is taken up
at 12.20 p.m as it is time fixed matter but despite repeated calls neither the
applicants’ counsel nor applicants are present. This attitude of applicants’
side is not acceptable as it appears that they are trying to take undue
advantage of the observations made in the previous orders. An Advocate is under
obligation to assist the Court; and even if he has argued the matter, he cannot
make himself scarce. In these matters certain clarifications was required but
those queries cannot be addressed as learned Advocate for the Applicants is
continuously absent for the past three dates.
In view of the above, though the
matter is now de-part heard but seeing the conduct of applicants’ side both
these revision applications are also dismissed for non-prosecution.
JUDGE
Irfan/PA.