The Pakistan Penal Code Section 5 and the Schedule Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional petition were filed by the respondents filed for the restoration of interim period and restoration of marital rights while the latter was decided by the petitioners. Filed under: Courts were under change The trial court dismissed the defendant's case and pronounced the petitioner's decision, while the lower appellate court overturned the trial court's decision, expressed by the appellate court. If done should generally be preferred. The facts entered by the lower appellate court in this case were not misleading, arbitrary, or arbitrary, unless the judgment was disputed, contrary to the evidence on record or in violation of the principles of justice administration. Which was taken by the Lower Appellate. The evidence was supported by the court while the trial court neither discussed the evidence nor complied with the provisions of OX, XX, R 5, CPC where the lower appellate court had to conclude the law. There was no profit, which was not interfered with by the High Court: arbitrary jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution
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