Article 5, Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 199 and 247 (3) dissolution of the Muslim Marriage Act (VIII of 1939), Section 2 (viii) (a) Ordinance of Muslim Family Laws (VIII 1961), Proposed Shri Nizam Adel Regulations, 2009, Para 9 Marriage dissolution, Dover restoration and rehabilitation trial The trial court partially adjudicates Dover and maintenance restitution, but ordering a lawsuit to dissolve the marriage for failure of the plaintiff Denied. The same appellate court found that the amounts and amounts decided in the case of Dover and Care were amended, but the trial court's decision was retained while the marriage was dissolved on the basis of oppression. The dissolution of the Muslim Marriage Marriage Act, 1939, which was not extended to tribally-administered tribal areas under Article 247 (3) of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance. Nce, 1961, which did not even apply to family matters in the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas, so it would be prosecuted under the Islamic Law Family Courts under section 4 of the Family Courts Act, 1964. The husband should be ordered to return home to her husband. But the provincial-administered tribal areas were ruled by the Shari'a-e-Adele Regulations, by a by-by, which was a special law that the rule of restoration of property to the husband was not absolute in the case of dissolution of marriage on Khulla. , And was applicable if the spouse arrived in a happy manner. When the matter is settled before the court, the court will determine the amount to be returned to the husband. The disobedience of the wife, her role in the relationship stress, the husband's second marriage
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