The West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 section 14 decides the nature of the jurisdiction in relation to the jurisdiction, whether a decision on mutual exchange or final expression from which the order of exclusion or acceptance of the application in connection with any issue has finally made such decision. If such a decision is based on this order, the final hearing or final disposition of the case may have final properties and the appeal against such order will be retained if, on any request, a final order regarding a problem Would not have been passed and would not have been postponed to a point raised by either party. At this time, such an order may be termed as interim where the court decides the right of the parties to contest the proceedings or termination of any matter at the end of the court and Where such an order was not passed to prevent defeat of justice. Then such an order was passed at the jurisdiction of the court if, in the end, the decision was made and no D-section 14 (1), an appeal against such order under the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, could ever be obtained from an impugned order. Cannot be considered provided that Section 14 (2) of the Act is not affected. Section 14 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act should be construed under the rule of Josem Jinnies only to appeal against those orders which were not conclusive in nature nor did the intercultural court decide the question of jurisdiction. , The appeal was upheld against: [words and urine]
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