# Indexed passage in the Constitution of Pakistan

- Jurisdiction: Pakistan (PK)
- Chapter (as indexed): Chapter 1: of Part II.
- Source document: Pakistan Constitution
- Canonical (HTML): https://www.portablelaw.com/provision/fe278dd5-f7af-4d5b-90c9-d0a74d631c1c
- This document: https://www.portablelaw.com/provision/fe278dd5-f7af-4d5b-90c9-d0a74d631c1c/md
- Constitution: https://www.portablelaw.com/countries/74eaac02-803e-4761-8caa-5c9300ba1956

## Verbatim text

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(2) Subject to the Constitution, the right to move a High Court
for the enforcement of any of the Fundamental Rights conferred by
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## What this means (mechanical reading aid, not legal advice)

- The index files it under the chapter heading “Chapter 1: of Part II.”.
- The passage runs to about 23 words.
- **Caveat:** The index holds no article number for this record. Cite the passage itself rather than a section number.
- **Caveat:** No rights vocabulary from our fixed word list appears in this passage, so no plain-language reading is offered for it.

> This is a mechanical reading aid generated from the text above by matching words in it. It is not legal advice, not a lawyer’s interpretation, and not a substitute for the provision itself.

## How to cite this

Constitution of Pakistan, passage filed under chapter “Chapter 1: of Part II.”, Portable Lawyer, https://www.portablelaw.com/provision/fe278dd5-f7af-4d5b-90c9-d0a74d631c1c (accessed 27 September 2026).

## Related

- [Constitution of Pakistan](https://www.portablelaw.com/countries/74eaac02-803e-4761-8caa-5c9300ba1956)
- [Pakistan on Portable Lawyer](https://www.portablelaw.com/countries/74eaac02-803e-4761-8caa-5c9300ba1956)
- [HTML version of this provision](https://www.portablelaw.com/provision/fe278dd5-f7af-4d5b-90c9-d0a74d631c1c)
- [Machine-readable corpus digest](https://www.portablelaw.com/llms-full.txt)

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Portable Lawyer · A provision of the Constitution of Pakistan (chapter: “Chapter 1: of Part II.”). (2) Subject to the Constitution, the right to move a High Court for the enforcement of any of the Fundamental Rights conferred by
