The jurisdiction of sections 51 and 52 of the Jammu Karachi Act 1972, the jurisdiction of sections 5 and 52 of section 551, the Jammu Karachi Act, 1972, provides that the Civil Court does not have jurisdiction over any matter or matter to which Any work done under To be done or done under the provisions of the University Karachi Act 1972. And that no lawsuit or proceeding against the University or any authority or its officers or employees shall be subjected to a lie, however, in order to terminate the jurisdiction of the Civil Court, the defendants must justify that the plaintiff The orders, actions or omissions complained of were the same as those made under the University of Karachi Act, 1972, to exempt any order from the four corners of the provisions and powers imposed by the Authority. I must approve. And that such orders should not have been approved with the utmost intention (to pass a decree with any separate or intimate purpose) in such circumstances as the civil court had approved by the Administrative Authority or the Federal Judicial Tribunals. Will have jurisdiction to investigate orders. If such orders, with or without jurisdiction or non-existent circumstances, prove impaired
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