AHMAD BAKHSH versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT, ALIPUR
Article 5 of the West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 and Schedule to Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Controversial application The case for dissolution of the marriage filed by the plaintiff plaintiff was decided on the basis of Khula because of Khola's request The trial court's jurisdiction over was suspended. The plea was not appealed but it was attacked and on this basis, the plaintiff's allegations of marriage between the parties were dismissed, indicating that it was not possible for the plaintiff to violate God's boundaries between the parties and It would not be possible for them to live. It was enough to raise the issue of the mold together. As for consideration of the return of benefits by the wife, Khulla - the defendant could not establish that he had given the wife any benefit in the short term in which she was the defendant's claimant. En That he had given his wife a house to pay for the door, the record was set up in the name of his father's father, it cannot be assumed that he was in particular a defendant himself. Did not own the property and he was admittedly living in a rented house, so he failed to show that in fact he had benefited the claimant by giving his house in exchange for the indoor money, however, on the evidence. The record exists, however, indicating that the plaintiff did not take advantage of the willful verdict and the order rendered by the trial court, so it is unthinkable. Old, and it did not face any legal or factual error, therefore, the Constitution was not guaranteed any intervention by the High Court decision and the scope of the trial
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