Section 3 Civil Procedure Code (Amendment) Ordinance (X of 1980), Section 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 175 (2) and 199 Intra-Court Appeal, filed under Section 15 of the Civil Procedure Code (Amendment) Ordinance, 1980, Approved against intercultural order. The original civil jurisdiction and the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court, upheld by the High Court in the constitutional application, were filed against the High Court's interlocutory order in the present intra-court appeal in a constitutional petition. The judicial appeal could have been sustained under section 15 of the Civil Procedure Code (Amendment) Ordinance 1980, despite the fact that the unanimous mutual agreement was approved in the constitutional jurisdiction, and that the High Court when under Article 199 of the Constitution The jurisdiction was in practice, actually using it. Civil jurisdiction / Article 175 (2) of the Constitution provided for two separate areas. Constitutional jurisdiction and a jurisdiction authorized under or under a law Constitutional jurisdiction was a unique jurisdiction because it was created and granted by the Constitution. The real civil jurisdiction was a jurisdiction granted by or under the law, the constitutional jurisdiction cannot be removed. Or is otherwise governed by any other law, while the jurisdiction created by or under any law may be stripped of, reduced or abrogated by any law. Such a clear distinction between the two constituencies makes it impossible to read the common citizen jurisdiction in the constitutional jurisdiction, therefore, even the most common means are the constitutional jurisdiction.
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