ABDUL SALAM vs H.B — 2026 PLD 367 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE

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ABDUL SALAM VS H.B.F.C. LIMITED Vol. V, Chapter 5, Part A---Certified copy, issuance of---Procedure---Conditional order---Non-compliance of condition mentioned in order---Applicant was aggrieved of non-issuance of certified copy of order passed by High Court on the ground that the conditions mentioned in the order had not been complied---Validity---Certified copies of order(s) passed by High Court are issued under the powers vested in the Office of High Court under Volume V, Chapter 5, Part A of High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders, which relate to inspection of records and Copy Branch Rules relating to issuance of certified copies of orders passed by High Court, whereas Part B of Chapter 5 of Volume V of High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders relates to grant of copies and translation of records---Certified copies issued under High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders unless rebutted through evidence, have presumption of law relating to authenticity attached to the same---When order in question was operative in its own terms, the Office could not treat the same as inoperative and decline to issue its certified copy---Office while issuing certified copy, if so deemed necessary to ensure that issuance of certified copy might not be misinterpreted, could have given a note/endorsement on the certified copy of the order that the condition mentioned therein had not been complied with by then---High Court set aside the order passed by office of High Court---High Court directed Deputy Registrar (Judicial) to issue certified copy of conditional order passed by High Court and if deemed necessary, with endorsement on the same that till the date of issuance of certified copy of the order, the condition mentioned therein had not been complied with---Application was allowed in circumstances.

ABDUL SALAM vs H.B — 2026 PLD 367 LAHORE-HIGH-COURT-LAHORE

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