Sections 202, 203 and 439 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199, fail to obtain the High Court's constitutional jurisdiction against the order passed in the effective amending jurisdiction to delay filing a private complaint. Therefore, he filed a private complaint but was also dismissed by the trial court and the lower appellate court in exercising the jurisdiction to amend the constitutional jurisdiction, rejecting the order passed under justification by the two courts. Of course, the complainant was fatal to the court. It pledged to investigate this aspect of the matter even if the advice of the parties delayed such plea on the well-known principle that the judge should wear all the laws of the country on the sleeve of his dress and properly. The lawyer's failure to advise was not a complete excuse. The matter was not upheld in the High Court against the constitutional petition being passed by the lower appellate court for appeal for leave of appeal in the criminal review, the appeal was converted into an appeal and a decision was granted by the High Court which allowed the appeal. Was
