Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 Section 9 (3) restraining the accused brother was stopped in the execution of the death sentence and was then granted bail and respected before a respected court. They made a statement. They were trying to effect a compromise between the parties and that if they were unable to do so by a certain date, the court could re-arrest the accused brother of the verdict. Such a justification was deemed completely unnecessary by law. Receivable income does not necessarily mean that the Revenue Court must act lawfully and take coercive action against a person who was not responsible for the decision. There was no process that was not a party. Even if the recovery allowance was assessed as a land revenue, no coercive action taken by Exe was required by law to sue the third party, or the decision was not obliged by law.
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