On 05 October 2026 the Balochistan High Court delivered its final judgment in Civil Revision No. 242 of 2023 — Babu Nabi Dad son of Mureed Khan versus Khan Bibi and others — decided by Hon'ble Justice Iqbal Ahmed Kasi. A civil revision under section 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure is the High Court's supervisory jurisdiction over subordinate courts: it asks whether the lower court acted without jurisdiction, failed to exercise jurisdiction, or acted illegally or with material irregularity.
Revisions are not second appeals. The revisional court does not re-weigh evidence or substitute its own view of the facts; it checks the legality of the process. That narrow scope is precisely why most revisions fail — the petitioner must show a jurisdictional error, not merely that the trial court could have decided differently. A concurrent finding of fact, however debatable, is almost never disturbed in revision.
The party array here — an individual petitioner against Khan Bibi and others — is the classic shape of a family or property dispute that has travelled from the trial court through the first appeal and landed in revision. Such disputes often involve inheritance shares, possession of immovable property, or maintenance claims, where the losing side's last forum is the High Court's revisional jurisdiction.
For civil litigants, the message is consistent: build your case at trial, because revision is a safety valve for jurisdictional errors, not a rehearing. Keep pleadings precise, lead complete evidence the first time, and challenge illegal orders promptly. The operative outcome of this revision is pending verification from the certified order text; this tracker entry will be updated once the court's directions are confirmed.