Prior to the trial of Sections 9, 10 and 18 of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Family Courts Act, 1994, the personal appearance of the parties before the Family Court is mandatory, where the absence of the plaintiff (female) is required at the trial. The first trial was a hearing date. Defined by the court, it shall include the plaintiff, the written statement, the definitive documentation of the evidence, the examination of the documents filed by the parties and, if deemed appropriate, the record statement of the parties or their lawyer parties in person. No, they can be presented by a lawyer and a lawyer's statement can be recorded by the parties, in addition to sections 10 and 18, the court is authorized agent under section 18 of the Act. Under the Act, any person shall be allowed to appear in the Family Court for representation. The court shall not in any way waive the right of a lawyer to appear and work with his client in any way to allow the authorized agent to represent the harassing woman.
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