(1) In any petition registered under sub-section (1) of Article 133 of the Constitution, any law or any part of it claimed to be inconsistent with the Constitution or any law made by the Provincial Assembly is inconsistent with any law made by the Federal Parliament or any law made by the Municipal Assembly or Village Assembly. If it is found that an earlier petition regarding the same dispute claimed to be sterile with the law is under consideration in the bench or if it is found that it has already been issued once by the court, the bench may dismiss the writ petition filed later in any case.
(2) If the writ petition is rejected due to the deliberate concealment of facts as per sub-rule (1), the bench may order the registrar to record the name of the person making such petition.
(3) According to the order made by the bench according to sub-rule (2), the registrar will record the name of the concerned person and make it available to the case division.
(4) The record as per sub-rule (3) shall be considered by the registrar and the head of the relevant division while registering the case under the jurisdiction of the bench.