As per Lawkidunya, The Guardianship and Wards Act, 1890, is a federal law in Pakistan, and its jurisdiction is as follows:

Jurisdiction of Courts

1. District Courts: The District Courts have jurisdiction to entertain applications for guardianship under the Act.
2. High Courts: The High Courts have jurisdiction to entertain appeals against the orders of the District Courts.
3. Supreme Court: The Supreme Court has jurisdiction to entertain appeals against the orders of the High Courts.

Territorial Jurisdiction

1. Residence of Minor: The court having jurisdiction over the place where the minor resides has the power to appoint a guardian.
2. Property of Minor: The court having jurisdiction over the place where the minor’s property is situated has the power to appoint a guardian for the property.

Jurisdiction of Courts in Specific Cases

1. Guardianship of Person: The court having jurisdiction over the place where the minor resides has the power to appoint a guardian of the person.
2. Guardianship of Property: The court having jurisdiction over the place where the minor’s property is situated has the power to appoint a guardian of the property.
3. Guardianship of Both Person and Property: The court having jurisdiction over the place where the minor resides and where the minor’s property is situated has the power to appoint a guardian of both the person and property.

Exclusive Jurisdiction

1. Family Courts: In some provinces of Pakistan, Family Courts have been established, which have exclusive jurisdiction to entertain applications for guardianship under the Act.

Please note that the jurisdiction of courts may vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case and the laws of the province. It’s always best to consult with a lawyer to determine the correct jurisdiction for your specific case.