TAJ MAI versus STATE
Family Court Period for dissolving marriage under the West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 Section 6 West Pakistan Family Court Act (XXXV of 1964), Sections 7 and 5 of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 In used R 6, the wording of the interpretation of the rules of the West Pakistan Family Courts, 1965 - generally lived - can be exploited in the sense that she has moved from her husband's place to another. Is living in a place where she was seeking jurisdiction. Family Court where the wife in fear of her death moves her husband to her residence in addition to her husband's jurisdiction and proves to the court that she is generally in her jurisdiction. That is, the Family Court can only accept that being a special court. After examining the evidence on Record Rule 6, the West Pakistan Family Courts Rules, 1965, provides for the procedure for dissolution of marriage and by allowing the Family Court to decide the family suit in the local limits. Benefit from the usual procedure in which the wife generally adheres to the provisions of R6, West Pakistan Family Courts Rules 1965, eligibility is for the benefit of the wife and when read in this context. The alien wife who has relinquished her husband's residence and moved to another location of her choice and proves that she was living there normally, then the Family Court has jurisdiction over her case. Cannot decline when it requests a jurisdiction through filing. Family case if wife
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