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AMEER AFZAL BAIG versus AHSAN ULLAH BAIG

Article 176 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicant Applicant for expulsion of deceased applicant, who was the victim's son, raised the fear that his mother had poisoned him through the conspiracy of the defendant. With whom he was allegedly illegitimate. Relations Special Judicial Magistrate Orders Dead Body Designation Respondent transferred the request to the Sessions Judge, who ordered the transfer of the tile case to another Judicial Magistrate and said that the Magistrate should record the evidence and hear the parties. Dismissed the request to remove the body after The petitioner, angry with the said order, filed a review before the Additional Sessions Judge, who, after hearing the parties, set aside the Judicial Magistrate's order and restored the Special Magistrate under which the application for removal of the deceased was approved. Under which the constitutional petition against the approved order sought legality. The review was relevant t o assess the evidence presented by the parties in the Judicial Magistrate High Court, will not sit on appeal under its constitutional jurisdiction, the Constitution to review the evidence and provide its own conclusions. The jurisdiction was to be used in aid of justice when the applicant suspects that his father's late father was poisoned, only nine months after his father's death, enough to dismiss the application. The petition was not to determine the cause of death of the applicant's father. The review was a fair and equitable one, and it will advance the cause of justice by which any jurisdiction or divorce advocates from Buchay Key lawyer