UFAID GUL vs Mst — 2025 SCMR 64 SUPREME-COURT

Case information

Citation: 2025 SCMR 64 SUPREME-COURT
Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
Year: 2025
Reporter: SCMR
Parties: UFAID GUL vs Mst

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Judgment text as reported

UFAID GUL VS Mst. FARKHANDA AYUB KHAN appeal entertained by Court despite lacking jurisdiction---Contributory negligence of Court---Condonation of delay in seeking relief---Where a party, despite acting with reasonable diligence, is misled by the Court or fails to receive timely guidance about jurisdictional matters, the resulting delay or error is not entirely attributable to that party---If there is contributory negligence of the person knocking the door of the court and also by the court, then the person knocking the wrong door cannot be deprived of his/her legal rights available under the law.

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