Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 199 Constitutional jurisdiction, the exercise of a matter relating to the exclusion of the functions of an authority or tribunal of a person or a tribunal when it does not conflict with the spirit and intention of the law under which it is constituted and if By excluding such actions, a genuine and honest attempt was made to decide the facts on the merits of the matter and, after proper application of the law, it came to the detection of the fact, even if incorrect, of the Constitution. The jurisdiction will not be reviewed by the High Court in the High Court. Usually one does not enter into scrutiny of the facts discovered through a forum or with any theory about replacing it with another possible point of view.
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