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(a) Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Art. 58 Leave to appeal to Supreme Court-Petitions entertained only against ",final" s or orders of High Court-Leave granted, after hearing counsel, against order of Single Judge of High Court which could be challenged in Letters Patent appeal after obtaining certificate from such Judge-Fact of such appeal being available not brought to notice of Supreme Court at time of hearing-Order granting leave allowed to stand, Supreme Court making it clear at same time that case was not to be regarded as a precedent. (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1962), Art. 58-Leave to appeal to Supreme Court-Granted where questions involved were whether a letter written by counsel of -debtor was to be construed (i) as having been written on behalf of -debtor, and (ii) as containing acknowledgment of liability, sufficient to extend limitation-[Both questions complex-High Court's one of reversal of that of Court below]-[Execution of decree for Rs.20,000.] ORDER CORNELIUS, C. J.- After hearing Mr. Ehsan-ul-Huq in support of the petition, we announced grant of leave. It was not brought to our notice at the time that the judgment in question being one delivered by a learned Single Judge of the High Court in second appeal, a further appeal within the High Court was competent, under the Letters Patent, if a certificate had been obtained from the learned Single Judge. The practice of this Court is to entertain petitions for special leave only…

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