Mr. Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali Mr. Justice Mian Saqib Nisar M

Const. Petition No.127 of 2012 51was also dismissed with the observation that the Supreme Courthas unfettered powers under Article 187 and 188 of theConstitution, read with Order XXVI of the Supreme Court Rules, todo ultimate justice for which earlier review petitions were verymuch maintainable.43. Mr. Muhammad Munir Peracha, learned ASC, who isappearing in this case on behalf of M/s Sheikh Abdul Rashid,Chaudhry Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, Chaudhry Abdul Mannan andMunib Ahmed Khan, JJ, honourable retired judges of the HighCourt, at the commencement of his arguments made reference toC.M.As No.724, 836 and 835 of 2013, filed on behalf of thesehonourable retired judges of the High Court, containing theirrespective dates of appointment as additional judges/permanentjudges and of their retirement/date on which they ceased to holdthe office as High Court Judges. He stated that insofar as Mr.Justice Munir Ahmed Khan is concerned, he has not filed any CMAin reply to these proceedings. From the submissions made beforeus, we have noted that Sheikh Abdul Rashid, before his retirementon 31.5.2006, had served as a High Court Judge for 02-years, 08-months and 28-days; Chaudhry Mushtaq Ahmed Khan, who wasaffectee of the fallout of Al-Jehad Trust v. Federation of Pakistan(PLD 1996 SC 324) case, ceased to remain a judge of the HighCourt w.e.f 30.9.1996, but by that time, he had served thejudiciary for 04-years, 01-month and 04-days; Chaudhry AbdulMannan, who never remained permanent judge of the High Court,had served as High Court Judge for a period of 03-years, 02-months and 15-days; before his resignation and its acceptance bythe President on 19.10.2009; while Mr. Munib Ahmed Khan had