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MST. AYISHA BIBI versus SAFDAR ALI SHAH

Sections 17 and 25 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional petition covers the welfare of minors Applicants for the welfare of minors / The mother of two minors married another person, aged 14 years The daughter was not within the prohibited degree. The other husband had no interest in properly raising minor children and one of them being a 14-year-old woman, it was not safe for him to remain with the applicant, both minors having a husband and mother. / Applicant's age was crossed Disqualified for custody of minors It is the father's right under Islamic law that both the same Guardian Judge and the Appellate Court rightly and together decided that the custody of the minor Must be given to the defendant / minor's father who has the right to claim custody. The father of the minor respondents / minors was not married there despite the second marriage. A woman will not treat the minor with the child and remain with the children if the real father is under the law. Under the legal decision given by law within the jurisdiction of its jurisdiction, it cannot be interfered with nor can it be substituted in the constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court or by any non-courts Legal proceedings can be identified. During the approval of unconstitutional orders, which were not arbitrary / unconstitutional, the High Court waived the Constitution's dismissal of constitutional petitions \ rn advocate from Chak Jhumra lawyer