MST. ASMAT NIGAR versus SAYED IBRAR HUSSAIN SHAH
Article 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Recovery of Recovery Allowance, Sue filed for recovery of restitution allowance for maintenance of his wife, divorced his wife from the parties Shi'ite sect. And the husband authorized one of the witnesses, who in the presence of the two witnesses not only read the sermon in specific Arabic words but also in the divorce court as its marginal witness. Signatures were filed, a case was set up in favor of the wife, but the appellate court amended the judgment and decree. The completion of the period of adulthood by the wife proved that the divorce was practiced because it was not ratified according to Shi'a law, after which the husband was present besides the sermon on the witnesses and the husband. Had signed his divorce, therefore, the requirements of the Shi'a law were fully met by the appellate court properly appreciated, and there was no way to guarantee interference with the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction. There was no legal interference
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