Article 162 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XLVII, Rr 1, 2 and Section 114 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal of the High Court Jurisdiction The High Court's jurisdiction approved in the application of the applicant's constitutional jurisdiction The review of the order sought the review of the High Court order passed in the constitutional petition was withheld from time to time under Article 629 of the Limitation Act, 1908. The applicant's position was that Article 62, the Limitation Act, 1908, did not apply to the present case. That the order sought to be reviewed was not approved using the High Court's original jurisdiction, Since the constitutional petition for jurisdiction which is considered a jurisdiction as decided by the Family Court and Article 626 of the Schedule to Limitation Act 1908 states that it has made no classification between the constitutional petition. Established under Article 199 of the Constitution, which arose out of the civil suit or the proceedings of the WW, any civil suit was filed against any order independent of the proceedings. The concept of original jurisdiction under Article 162 of the Schedule to Delimitation Act, 1908, was in reference to the first forum available under the Constitution for the purpose of entertaining an application and approving an order. The concept of original jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution contradicted the Appellate or Revised Jurisdiction of the High Court, as the Constitution constituted a forum for entertaining the constitutional petition under Article 199, Therefore, when a High Court enjoyed a constitutional petition against any order, whether judicial or administrative, it exercised the same pleasure in exercising its original jurisdiction.
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