On the basis of the provisions of Articles 4 and 6 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 (1973), Arts 199, 203 and 203 the High Court's jurisdiction and the payment of court fees, the recommendations of the orders passed by the courts were challenged on this basis. That the judicial fees act was filed in the case of Mahmood-ur-Rehman Faisal, 18 1870, PLD 1992 FSC 195 (1), along with the Federal Shariat Court claiming to be against the accused of Islam. Payment of fees is also required. , Was illegal and without jurisdiction, and the relevant law had ceased to be a practice, being non-Islamic. The effect of the Federal Shariat Court decision was suspended by the Appellate Shariah Bench of the Supreme Court, which contained the provisions of the Judicial Fees Act 1870. The statutory book orders passed by the courts below that require payment of court fees on the case and on the Memorial Appeal cannot be considered unlawful and thus cannot be set aside in the exercise of the Constitution. Shield jurisdiction
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