MUHAMMAD TAHIR versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE-II, BAHAWALNAGAR
Clauses & 43 and Constitution Constitution Constitution Pakistan, Keeping the Constitution Request Requesting to Cancel the Parental Guardianship Certificate, the brother of the minor has alleged that the guardian has illegally taken advantage of financial matters related to abuse. Was stated keeping in mind. The guardian on error and the securities of Section 43, the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, were dismissed in this case when the bailiff illegally received the money from the guardian, his bail was dismissed. Mistakenly instructed the guardian to deposit the remaining amount. In two equal installments the money was used illegally and ordered to be sent to jail. The Guardian Judge's jurisdiction order was neither illegal nor illegal in his jurisdiction for the petitioner (guardian on error). Was not able to identify illegal or illegal. Petitioner's Brother's Request for Exercise Cancer Certificate by the Guardian Judge was pending before the Guardian Judge and ordered to be presented under Section 47 (i) of the Act under Section 43, the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 Was granted, so the applicant (mentor on error) had an effective way of appealing and his constitutional petition against the aforesaid order of the Guardian Judge was not stable, and the constitutional petition was rejected. \ R \ n
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