Section 7 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Suit Rehabilitation Allowance, Dover, Trial Court of witnesses for the collection of a buffalo and cash after the closure of the evidence of the applicant and at the stage of recording the defendant's evidence. The applicant's request to call a witness in the witness list was dismissed. The petitioner's position was that under the first provisions of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, it was the court's discretion to allow any party, with its permission, the court, at any other stage, to any person as a witness. That is to say, if the evidence of such testimony is deemed appropriate in the interest of justice, whenever such discretion with the court is left open, such discretion should be used to some advantage. The main intention of the law, in the light of section 7 (2) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, was to provide sufficient opportunities for the parties to guide their respective evidence for the disposal of disputed factual aspects. So that such disputes arise. In the preliminary phase, the trial court should resolve the matter within the shortest possible time. In the special case, in the strange circumstances of the case, the applicant's application must be allowed so that I can order the trial court in this case. Was set aside and a constitutional application was granted. \ r \ n \ r \ n
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