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FAZAL MUHAMMAD versus SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE/AALA ILLAQA QAZI, SWAT

Regulations 3 and 7 of the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas (Nafaz Sharia) Regulations 1994 and Pakistan (1973) Use of powers of Senior Civil Judge, Family Court to abolish marriage on the basis of Arts 247 and 199 Constitutional plea / Khola of Order to dissolve by virtue of the consent of the parties in accordance with Order 7 of the custody of the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas Rule 7 (Nafiz e Nizam e Shariah) Rule, 1994 But the husband married his wife. The husband, for the first time, claimed that since the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 had provided its mechanism for determining the issue of divorce, the senior civil judge acted as judge family court. The plaintiffs had made a mistake of law by adopting a province-administered procedure. The Tribal Areas (NAFZ System Shariah) Regulations, 1994 Husband dispute was overturned because the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas (NEFA) Z System Al-Shariah Regulation, 1994, under section 247 of Article 247 of the Pakistan 1973 Was made by the Governor of the North West Frontier Province with the approval of President Pakistan for the application in the tribal area administered by the Malakand Division, it has been stated that under the Regulations the relevant areas were enacted under the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964. The procedure will be handled, citing the dispute to the arbitrator, as the Senior Civil Judge in the Family Court, One was to be had decided not to marry without the consent of rebellion against the husband, the wife of her husband about the dissolution process, it was also repulsed, the wife entitled pre kula top civil advocates from Fort Abbas lawyer