CH. IJAZ AHMAD, J.--- The appellant filed Writ Petition No 5478/2001 with the following prayer:- "It is, therefore, most respectfully and humbly prayed that writ petition may very kindly be accepted and a direction may be issued to respondents Nos. 1, to 5 to see to it that the fake and fraudulent motor-cyclists team comprising. Muhammad Yasin, Muhammad Saleh and their accomplices should not be allowed to depart from the country and respondents and respondents may kindly be further directed to register a cognizable .Case against' the above-mentioned accused persons for commission of offences of fraud, cheating and forgery under the relevant provisions of P.P.C.
It is further prayed that a direction may also be issued to respondent No. 2 or the accused person Muhammad Yasin son of Rehmat Ullah Block 399/6 Engine Shed, Lahore to produce before this august Court the letter received from the British authorities/Prime Minister Tony Blair.
It is further prayed that pending the decision of this writ petition , a direction may be issued to the respondents Nos. 1 to 3 not to allow the accused person/fake motorcyclists team to leave the country or fled away and to put their names on the control list."
2. The aforesaid writ petition was dismissed by the learned Single Judge :vide impugned order dated 18.9.2001. The learned counsel of the appellant submits that the appellant organized the motor-cycle rally as is evident from the report and parawise comments filed by the Inspector General of Police. The respondents constituted a team consisting of four persons who were not initially members of the motor-cycle rally and excluded the petitioners without any justification and wanted to go outside the country to organize motor-cycle rally. He further submits that respondents are restrained to send the aforesaid team as the appellants who had initially organized the motor-cycle rally should be allowed to go alongwith the aforesaid team. The appellants shall bear expenses from their on pocket.
3. We have considered the contentions of the learned counsel of the appellant and -perused the record ourselves.
4. The appellants had organized the motor-cycle rally not under the administration of the respondents functionaries. The appellants did not base their legal right on any law coupled with the fact that the contents of the I.C.A. Writ Petition and the impugned order reveal that it is a dispute between the real brothers which cannot be resolved in Constitutional petition. It is pertinent to mention here that the term legal right means a right which is recognized, created by law and is enforceable by law. The Court can enforce only that right which is a legal right and not simply a moral right, however, strong may be the urge to enforce it in view of its moral ascendancy appellant's counsel failed to point out any legal right of the appellants. The learned Single Judge was justified to dismissed the Constitution petition.
5.- In view of what has been discused above, we do not find any illegality or infirmity in the impugned order. The I.C.A. Has no merits. The same is dismissed.