Sections 13 (4) and 5, Schedule for Family Care of a Child in the Family Court jurisdiction (Family Court) have the jurisdiction of the Family Court (the Court of Appeal) to enforce this decree. Was a minor) filed a lawsuit against his father's family. The court passed a decree in favor of the son, under which the decision was finalized until the court, while the son crossed the age of 18 during the process of executing the decree and attained the age of majority. But the father moved the applicant to the execution court. Court) claiming that his son has reached the age of majority, therefore, there was no obligation to pay him any further obligation, and accordingly the execution petition should be dismissed in this case. The Family Court) dismissed the father's plea that it was in his interest. Justice, justice, and fair play that the father maintains his son until he completes his education and becomes a working hand father's constitutional application for re-filing of the Senate Order of the Court of Appeal was also dismissed as legal. , No special verdict and order was passed in favor of the son, instructing the father to take care of the (adult) son, even after he attained the age of majority or terminated. A minor executing court had no jurisdiction to go beyond the injunction and therefore could not require her adult son to continue to pay for the care and only because she could not be sued by family court. Approved decree
