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ALLAH DITTA versus MIAN MUHAMMDA AKRAM

A XXXII, Rule 1 and 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) against minor failure to appoint guardian ad litem, defendant's case was also defended by the father of the minor who was the defendant. Had given the General Power of Attorney. He and his minor son, on the appellate court's statement before the appellate court were dismissed, were approved by the appellate court and subordinated by the minor to the High Court in their jurisdiction. The detention was declared on which the defendant was dismissed. In the absence of a guardian ad placement, the proceedings against him were ineffective. The High Court rightly rejected the amendment because, after filing an appeal through a lawyer, the minor could not challenge that option. The minor's original father as a lawyer was his natural guardian and the juvenile did not sign the appeal memorandum himself. The Supreme Court refused to deny the judgment and decree passed by the High Court in the exercise of jurisdiction. Permission to appeal was denied due to error Pakistan, top advocate family court from Jamrud Road lawyer