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Article 24(2) of the Constitution of Pakistan ensures that property cannot be taken from a person unless done lawfully, i.e., as per legal procedures.

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As per Section 61 of CrPC, an arrested person must be produced before a magistrate within 24 hours, excluding travel time, to prevent unlawful detention.

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According to the Punjab Prevention of Hoarding Act 2020, if a false or frivolous notice is issued under the whistleblower provision, the recipient is given 15 days to respond or reply.

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 "Audi alteram partem" translates to "hear the other side" and is a fundamental principle of natural justice,

Meaning that before a decision is made against someone, they must be given a chance to present their case and defend themselves. 

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As per Explanation 2 of Section 21 PPC 1860, a person is considered a public servant whatever legal defect exists in his right to hold that office.

This ensures that official acts remain valid even if the appointment has procedural or technical defects.

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As per Article 6(3) parliament is empowered to provide punishment of persons found guilty of high treason

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Article 6 of the Constitution of Pakistan declares that any abrogation, subversion, or suspension of the Constitution is an act of high treason.

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Article 199 empowers the High Court to issue writs against the Government and public authorities.

It ensures the protection of fundamental rights and legality of official actions.

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Under Article 199 of the Constitution, the High Court’s writ jurisdiction is limited to its own province.

It cannot exercise this power over areas outside its territorial jurisdiction.

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In case of an offence by a corporation, only the Managing Director or a duly authorized officer of the company is legally allowed to file an appeal on its behalf.