Mis-reading and nonreading of material evidence

“Heard. From the impugned judgment of the learned High Court, it is eminently clear that the evidence of the respondent side was only considered and was made the basis of setting aside the concurrent finding of facts recorded by the two courts of fact; whereas the evidence of the appellant was not adverted to at all, touched upon or taken into account, this is a serious illegality committed by the High Court because it is settled rule by now that interference in the findings of facts concurrently arrived at by the courts, should not be lightly made, merely for the reason that another conclusion shall be possibly drawn, on the reappraisal of the evidence; rather interference is restricted to the cases of mis-reading and nonreading of material evidence which has bearing on the fate of the case.”

2011 SCMR 1073

Used In judgment of:
Lahore High Court
WP- Family Law
15651-12

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