- If a court omits to dispose of in its judgment a point which was argued at the time of hearing, the settled practice is that an averment to that effect is made and an affidavit is filed in support thereof. Muhammad Yasin v. Jan Muhammad 1992 SCR 129 (B)
- Mere incorrectness of a decision on a particular issue or question filling for determination in a case can never be a ground for review — Review not allowed merely that a party to it conceives himself to be dissatisfied with the decision. Allah Ditta v. Mehrban 1992 SCR 145 (A)
- Well settled principle that if a point is not raised at the time of hearing of appeal it cannot form the basis of a review petition. Muhammad Yasin v. Jan Muhammad 1992 SCR 129 (A)
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