Article 199 The Constitutional Jurisdiction of the High Court The High Court may order the duty of a person working in a province, in relation to the affairs of a federation, province or local authority, by which it is not permitted by law. Is. , Or to do what is required by law. Or declare that any action or action taken by such person or local authority in the province has been done or done without legal authority and has no legal effect. The proceedings under constitutional jurisdiction are summary proceedings. Which are reserved for extraordinary cases where extraordinary powers have been requested by the court
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