Section Pakistan & Schedule of Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition for Recovery of the Family Court Jurisdiction of Family Court, but Appellate Court Rejects this Case for Not Applicable to Family Court Section 5 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964. The Family Court was given exclusive jurisdiction over the cases provided in the Schedule to the Act and was one of the articles / items included in the Schedule to determine how much money or property the bride would receive in exchange for the bride. Was given , How much was determined to be paid, whether immediately or postponed, and all such questions were to be resolved by the existence of the Family Court, the nature, the quantum and even the recovery of Dover, All of these specific questions were to be considered under section 5 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, and it cannot be assumed that the Family Court had no jurisdiction. The High Court, while accepting the constitutional plea, dismissed the appellate court's decision as illegal and unlawful, accepting the constitutional request for entertaining or deciding the decision, giving both parties an opportunity to be heard. Later, it has been called for a decision again.
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