Article 199 Failure by the party to make such tribunal by virtue of section 2 (2) of the Evacuation and Displacement Act (XIV) of 1975 (section 2), matters of arbitrary relief to the party in the constitutional petition In the failure of the party to object to the tribunal, the seizure of jurisdiction will be prevented for arbitrary relief in the principle of constitutional jurisdiction, in which case the constitutional jurisdiction would be denied. The tribunal was not granted jurisdiction by but the invalidity order was nonetheless illegal Was. , A person should not receive arbitrary relief in an attempt to eliminate it because he was standing with her and said that the tribunal had given her permission to seize jurisdiction over which she did not know. As a result of a person's actions, such tribunal is committing such illegal activity where the order is forbidden. The notified officer was not approached by the applicant, no objection was raised
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