CONTITUTION OF PAKISTAN, 1962

Article 98 read with Constitution of Bangladesh, Article 102—
since 1962 prerogative writs were omitted and the constitutional jurisdiction to issue necessary orders on an application was conferred on the High Court (Division) in its own terms.
Radical difference in language between Article 170 of 1956 Pakistan Constitution and Article 98 of 1962 Pakistan Constitution in respect of the jurisdiction conferred on the High Courts.
Sajeda Parvin Vs. Government of Bangladesh 40 DLR (AD) 178.

Article 98(2)(b) read with Constitution of Bangladesh, 1972 Article 102(2)(b)(i)—
The language of Article 98 of 1962 Pakistan Constitution which has been imported into Article 102 of Bangladesh Constitution of 1972 has been couched in such a manner which is untrammeled by the formalities or technicalities of either section 491 of the Code of Criminal Procedure or the old prerogative writ of Habeas Corpus. Ref. 21 DLR (SC) 1(11).
Sajeda Parvin Vs. Government of Bangladesh 40 DLR (AD) 178.

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