Section 115 Review Jurisdiction The High Court, in its jurisdiction, does not have the right to seek the coordination of the two courts below, in the absence of any jurisdiction to review or abuse of material jurisdiction under section 115. In view of this, it should be evaluated on its own. Subordinate courts generally exercised their jurisdiction to correct errors, usually did not review wrong verdicts except in cases where the verdict was based on an attempt to review an evidence or an unacceptable evidence or order. Was so misunderstood that the High Court could neither examine the final results of the facts provided by the two courts nor re-validate the evidence in the amended jurisdiction under the law. Was legitimate
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