Section 5, Schedule and Section 10 (4) Muslim Marriage Act (VIII of 1939), Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Appeal Suit Family Court to dissolve marriage based on infertility of husband The court ordered Khulla's husband to request that the appellate court have no jurisdiction to dissolve the marriage of Khulla's wife on an unlawful basis, if he or she was entitled to either the claiming Muslim marriages. Neither did nor prove the basis of the claim recognized by the Settlement Act, 1939. Anyone wishing to live with the husband for any reason, despite this law, will be entitled to dissolve the marriage on the basis of marriage ground, even if dissolution of the marriage on the basis of ground or So he has to pay the dues, was not paid by him or the husband does not want to pay the same price. If his record is obtained, it shows that in the present case the wife is living with the husband. But is not ready even though it fails to prove any kind of cruelty to it. In this section, Muslim spouses could not be compelled to live an empty life in harmony and happiness. In such a court there was no option but to dissolve the marriage on the ground of Khulna, even by the Principal High Court. In the circumstances the constitutional application is dismissed \ r \ n \ r \ n
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