Article 17 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicants Mutual Order Interim Rehabilitation Applicants are frustrated by the Family Court regarding the accuracy of their minor son's family court, in order to provide interim care. To avoid the hassle of, had jurisdiction under the law. The temporary settlement payment had to be filed until the final settlement to pay for the temporary restoration, which the applicant claims to be the real father of his son, providing proper care for his son, The applicant cannot identify any kind of unlawful interference or jurisdictional error in the interim order, when it was approved under the relevant law and could not be captured in the constitutional petition even when a constitution has been formalized If the appeal was not provided against, it could not be challenged by the constitutional petition because it could The N was tantamount to ignoring the appeal provisions. A legal right which was not granted under the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 was to decide the appropriate course for the applicant in respect of the interim order through the Family Court and await the final order / decision of the Family Court. If the applicant was not satisfied with the order, he could also make a decision as well as order an interim order in the appeal. The High Court refused to interfere with the interim rehabilitation scheduled by the Family Court Petition which was excluded in the circumstances
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