| The Constitution of Pakistan confers original, criminal and suo moto jurisdiction, apart from revisional powers, to the Federal Shariat Court. |
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| But there is room for hope, since the African Commission can, suo moto, decide to refer a case to the African Court. |
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| The Courts have the original jurisdiction to take suo moto action on fundamental human rights. |
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| In the present arrangement, the C. B. I.'s power to take suo moto action is in a very limited number of cases. |
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| High Courts have the power to take suo moto action for the enforcement of fundamental rights, even where no petition has been brought before them. |
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| He had used his power to hear cases suo moto — on his own motion — in order to take on controversial cases involving, for example, women's rights and sensitive property issues. |
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| Using the constitutional suo moto action, the Pakistan Supreme Court has unmasked numerous nepotism networks and associated illegal transactions involving the president, prime minister, bureaucrats, and business barons. |
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| Supreme Court of Pakistan and respective High Courts, on media reports, have taken suo moto notices of cases of police torture and violence against children. |
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| He said that the learned Single Judge in Chambers had no jurisdiction to issue directions suo moto in the nature of quo warranto without a formal petition before him. |
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