Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – Jurisdiction of Court – Original Jurisdiction Over Fundamental Rights

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Fundamental rights enforcement jurisdiction is exclusively vested in High Courts by constitutional provisions (Section 42 of 1979 Constitution). No other court—magistrate courts, customary courts, or tribunals—can entertain fundamental rights claims. This exclusive jurisdiction serves: ensuring constitutional rights receive High Court-level scrutiny, maintaining uniformity in fundamental…

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