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NAILA AZMAT versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT

West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 Section 14 (2) (a) Muslim Marriage Resolution Act (VIII of 1939), Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for dissolution of marriage The competent wife in her constitutional petition The challenge was opposed to the constitutional request granted by the Family Court in connection with the payment of the khola money to the family on the basis that the applicant's spouse is appealing to the court before the West. The Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, under the provisions of section 14 (2) (a), decrees the dissolution of marriage, although the Muslim Marriage Resolution Act, 193 Except for the cases covered under section 2 (viii) (d) of 9, the appeal could not be challenged, but in the present case it was not dissolved precisely because it was eligible for payment of the special payment for the vacancy. And, unless the money is paid to the husband, the dissolution cannot be finalized unless it is absolute in the affairs of the marriage affected by section 14 (2) (a) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964. Did not, the constitutional petition filed by the wife was not admissible as it could be treated as a 1964 1 Applicants can have a constitutional way of filing an appeal. In case of failure, move petition for contempt of delay under Section 14, Limitation Act 1908 divorce advocates from Jaffarabad lawyer