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HASHAM SADARUDDIN GANGJI versus 2ND ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE (SOUTH), KARACHI

West Pakistan Family Court Rules 1965 R5 dissolution Muslim Marriage Act (VIII of 1939), Section 2 Muslim Family Law Ordinance (VIII of 1961), Section 1 (2) and 5 West Pakistan Family Courts Act (XXXV of 1964), Section 5, 14 & Schedule Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. VII, R-10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application to dissolve marriage Return to trial for pre-marriage pre-marriage parties Karachi, where he was married. Judicial separation was obtained in Canada by the relevant Supreme Court Family Court after registered parties entered Canada and entered into a marriage to meet the requirements of Canadian law, the Appellate Court separately ordered And received a remand case for his decision. After recording the evidence of the parties, the husband's dispute was that the order of the appellate court was not legal because both the parties were the husband of moderation with the citizens of Canada, despite the success H's request did not show that the parties did not Pakistani Citizens Lost Citizen's Registration With the Marriage Registration The husband's residence in Karachi did not disagree, nor did it say that the marriage was legally dissolved. Was. The present valid marriage was not recognized in Islam nor was the wife justified in setting up a case in Karachi because of her judicial separation. Unknown order was not subject to any legal weakness or the High Court dismissed the constitutional petition by a permanent error. top advocates from Wan Radha Ram lawyer