MAHMOOD NOOR versus MST. FIRASAT BIBI
Section 5 and Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional jurisdiction of High Court scope suit by the wife for marriage, rehabilitation and dissolution of Dwyer, after hearing on both sides, the appeal of the wife to the extent of the grant In the marriage agreement, the dissolution of the marriage and the mention of half of the house were rejected in the form of a dower to the wife and the remaining claims to the wife, the appellate court had examined the evidence of both parties in great detail and was reasonable. Had argued. In partially accepting the wife's appeal and finding that the appellate court was involved in any misunderstanding, illegal act or any irregularity or judicial error, the High Court could not have intervened in the decision for which the court The authorized jurisdiction was granted. This is because there is no interference with the exclusive jurisdiction of the Family Court to believe or not to believe the evidence. Therefore, the appellate court's denial of the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution The guaranteed constitutional application was granted
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