Judge

Judge must wear all laws of country on his robes.

Law of land must be in sleeves of the Judge.

Statement of the Judge must be considered as absolute verity and the same ought to be taken precisely as a record and must be acted upon in the same manner as on a record of Court, which by itself imports absolute verity

Law has made the Judge the final authority as to what takes place before him at a trial, and that authority must be recognized.

No concept of junior Judges in Superior Courts being treated as subordinate or subservient to senior Judges.

Any failure of counsel to properly advise the Judge is not a complete excuse in the matter.

Although all civil servants are bound to be honest having unblemished integrity, the Judicial Officers are supposed to excel in this trait of character in view of the sacred and sensitive nature of their duties and the pivotal position which justice occupies in Islam

Islam also enjoins that those who perform the function of Judges must not only possess profound knowledge and deep insight but also be men of integrity and capable of holding the scales of justice even under all circumstances

Judicial Officers are expected to guard their reputation jealously and Reporting Officers/Countersigning Officers are obliged to assess their conduct after careful consideration and without being led away by any prejudice or bias.

Although all civil servants are. bound to be honest having unblemished integrity, the Judicial Officers are supposed to excel in. this trait of character in view of the sacred, and sensitive nature of their duties and the pivotal position which justice occupies in Islam

Islam also enjoins that those who perform the function of Judges must not only possess profound knowledge and deep insight but also be men of integrity and capable of holding the scales of justice even under all circumstances

Judicial Officers are expected to guard their reputation jealously and Reporting Officers/.Countersigning Officers are obliged to assess their conduct after careful consideration and. without being led away by any prejudice or bias.

Judge must wear all the laws of the country on the sleeves of his robe.

Commission not giving Judge opportunity to answer charge before making representation to President that his removal be inquired into

Whether Chief Justice having power to bar Judge from sitting as part of administrative arrangements

Whether Chief Justice acted outside his administrative powers

Whether Commission required to give Judge opportunity to answer that charge before making representation to President that his removal be investigated

Constitution of the Republic Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago), S. 137.

Failure of counsel to properly advise Judge was not a complete excuse in the, matter.

Maxim: Judicis est jus dicere, non dare (it is not the function of a Judge to make law but to administer it).

(b) Legal Practice (Disqualifications) Ordinance (II of 1964), S. 3-Judge-Propriety and right of ex-Judges of Superior Courts to revert to legal practice-Constitution of Pakistan (1956), Art. 166 (3)-Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Art 124-Retired Judges (Legal Practice) Order (21 of 1962), Art 3

Judge Judicial detachment Judge not to act as "adviser to Executive"-(Whether case was "weak", so far as "judicial" trial was concerned, and would be better withdrawn under S. 15, Frontier Crimes Regulation (III of 1901) for trial by Jirga.)

Expected to be careful to maintain dignity of Court-Loss of temper, improper language, or being excitable-Gives a shock to impersonal concept of seat of justice.

Judge -Duty to apply law as it is-Questioning wisdom of legislature except in "Pery extreme" case-Disapproved-Provision directing Sessions trial with assistance of assessors-Criminal Procedure Code (V of 1898), S. 309.

Judge Judge-Opinion expressed out of Court-Chief Justice's speech published in press-Not made subject of decision by any Court-Irrelevant in judicial proceedings.

Judge Judge-History of tenure of English Judges.

Judge Judge-Expressing strong views in strong language in regard to persons neither parties nor witnesses in case-Disapproved. Judge-Not to play role of moral or political reformer Judge laying down moral or political standards for choice of a Prime Minister travels beyond his functions.

Federal Court of Pakistan-Could hear appeals from orders passed by Revenue Courts under Punjab Tenancy Act (XVI of 1887) or the N.-W F. P. Tenancy Act (XXV of 1950)-Constitution of Pakistan, Art. 160-Federal Court Enlargement of Jurisdiction Act, 1949 (1 of 1950)-Privy Council (Abolition of Jurisdiction) Act, 1950-Criterion in regard to such appeals: Not whether the Courts whose orders were sought to be appealed from were special, but whether the rights dealt with were special, or only ordinary civil, rights.