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High Courts (Establishment) Order (8 of 1970)--- ----Art. 3---Constitution of Pakistan (1973). Art. 199---Transfer of Constitutional petitions from Rawalpindi Bench of High Court to the Principal seat at Lahore-- No nexus existing between Constitutional petition sought to be transferred with Constitutional petitions pending at principal seat---Constitutional petitions sought to be transferred inter se, had no common points---Only point raised for transfer of said Constitutional petitions was that Rules involved in all the Constitutional petitions were the same---Petitioner's contentions i.e. lack of nexus and common point between the petitions sought to be transferred being correct, prayer for transfer of Constitutional petitions from Rawalpindi Bench to Principal seat at Lahore was declined. Rana Muhammad Arshad Addl.A-G with Muhammad Iqbal Vahniwal for Appellant. Dr. G.S. Khan for writ Petitioner. ORDER It has been pointed out by the learned counsel for the writ petitioner that there is no nexus between the writ petitions sought to be transferred from Rawalpindi Bench to the Principal seat with the four petitions pending at the principal seat. Learned counsel for the writ petitioner has also pointed out that not only that, the two writ petitions inter se even have no common point in that in the first writ petition viz. No.102/91, an exemption has been claimed on the basis of rules whilst in the second writ petition No.103/1991, the…