Section 7 of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34, the trial court's determination preferred to rely on the medical board's opinion of the trial court's reliance on birth registration and school leaving certificate, as requested. The petitioner filed a review before the High Court if the trial court had met the requirements of section 7 of the Judicial Justice System Ordinance 2000 by inviting the opinion of the Medical Board, the trial court's record of the trial Was in accordance with the law and the facts. Even after inviting inquiries and such opinion, the court was fully authorized to believe or not accept medical evidence and to deny or deny any other document but these findings were based on accepted principles of evidence appreciation. Should be. The trial court called for no interference, as it did not face any kind of unlawful interference or disorder.
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