OVI, R 17 and Section 115 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), the amendment of the petition for amendment of the Article 199 constitutional petition was accepted by the trial court, but the filing of the review against the trial court's order stated that Order was separated by appellate. The fact that such an amendment was allowed by the trial court only on the basis of the isolation that was allowed by the trial court was reasonably grounds for separating the trial court's order as it resolved the actual dispute. This may be allowed at any stage where modification was required. OVI, including the jurisdiction of the appeal phase under R 17. The CPC was arbitrary, and if the legal principle of using this discretion was disagreeable, wrongful discretion of the arbitrator in the appeal could be corrected, but the appeal of the court by a review of the decision on a matter. But it was not open to interference. Under the discretion of the subordinate court, constitutional application was not guaranteed under the circumstances, although the amendment under this law could not be sustained against the order, however, it could interfere with the constitutional jurisdiction whereby the subordinate court Approved order encountered. The High Court had declared that it had been granted without legal authority and had no legal effect. ?
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