Section 14 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Article 96 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Decision to dismiss the petition by the Family Court was not submitted in the appeal and the appeal was filed against the decision only. The Family Court Appellate Court sought the trial court for the decision based on the evidence already available on the record, which concluded that the result was disputed by the trial court and contrary. Judicial appeals against contempt of self were considered under section 14, the West Pakistan Family Courts Act. , 1964 and under section 96, there were mutual issues between the parties in the CPC matters and the appeal was a continuation of the right of appeal which was exclusively granted to the right of appeal. Laws and appeals always have to be against the decree passed by a civil court in the exercise of the original civil jurisdiction, the appellate court can either affirm, y or reverse the order or issue an order or remand a case. Obtain, it can also issue a decree, in the present case, it had the full power to decide the case based on the evidence on record, there was no justification for remanding the case. The trial record is based on the same evidence, where the court, using its original civil jurisdiction, dismissed the suit High Court, accepting the constitutional petition and remanding the case to the appellate court, the evidence on it. Because of Within two months of receipt of record record High Court verdict after order of preparation of order passed by trial court
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