ORDER
SHEET
IN
THE HIGH COURT OF SINDH, BENCH AT SUKKUR.
Constt: Petition No.D- 347 of 2012.
DATE ORDER
WITH SIGNATURE OF HON’BLE JUDGE
FOR KATCHA PESHI.
02nd. February,
2016.
Mr.
Dareshani Ali Hyder “Ada”,
Advocate for petitioner.
Mr.
Liaquat Ali Shar, Addl: A.G.
Through
instant petition, the petitioner has sought release of some outstanding amount
by respondents No.3 & 4 pursuant to some contractual obligation and the
work undertaken by petitioner. Instant petition appears to be misconceived as
the dispute relating to a contractual obligation and recovery of amount cannot
be resolved by filing constitution petition, whereas, proper remedy is
available under Civil Law. The petitioner is at liberty to seek remedy by way
of filing suit for recovery of amount or enforcement of the contractual
obligations. While confronted with such legal position, learned Counsel for
petitioner could not offer any explanation in this regard. Reliance in this
regard can be placed in the case of Nizamuddin &
others vs. Civil Aviation Authority (1999 SCMR 467) and Pak Com Limited
and others vs. Federation of Pakistan (PLD 2011 SC 44). Accordingly,
instant petition being misconceived and not maintainable is hereby dismissed in
limine. Petitioner is at liberty to seek remedy in
accordance with law.
JUDGE
JUDGE
A.R.BROHI