Article 10 Articles 5 and 5, Schedule Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Instead of dissolving a marriage on the basis of khula, the trial court ruled that Dover's return was charged with breaking the marriage on the basis of khula and the appeal court amended it. According to the said decree, ordering the wife to return the door to Khulla. The wife admitted that at the time of her expulsion from home, she had taken the gold that the husband had given her at the time of marriage if the husband was not guilty but for some other reasons the wife wanted to end the marriage. Of course, then it was permissible for the husband to demand and receive some financial payment, however, it would be better for him not to take more than the actual divorced dowry, which is under section 10. After the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, when the decree for dissolution of marriage on the basis of khallah was passed, the husband was to be restored to the dower; the appellate court accepted his responsibility. The petition was rejected.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2013
