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MUHAMMAD IRSHAD versus JUDGE, FAMILY COURT, OGHI,

Section 5 and Schedule 10 (4) Proviso & 14 (2) (a) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional application for dissolution of marriage on suit, which was decided by the Family Court, Defendant Challenged the claim in the constitutional petition, which asserted that the order granting permission to the plaintiff was not based on any evidence and that the Family Court demonstrated unnecessary haste while without sincere efforts to reconcile. It was granted that the defendant's confession was unfounded because the Judge Family Court in his ruling clearly stated that an attempt was made to reconcile, but he failed. Because the plaintiff (wife) was excited and openly declared that she was not willing to live with the plaintiff at the expense of sub-section (4) of section 10 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act. The Family Court, 1964, gave powers and jurisdiction to dissolve marriage on the basis of khula if there is no scope for reconciliation despite the efforts made by section 10 (4) of the Act. The spouse I was living in was left to have a happy affair, which is an illegal clause in which the Family Court was granted ample power to dissolve the marriage when the facts of the case would permit such And this clause was enforced with the intention that in the past, a suit for the dissolution of a marriage was tried as a regular suit and would end with It had to take several years and are currently up to his wife's hair white. Due to old age she had no choice but to remarry, saying that the miscarriage made the family criminal advocate from Kot Bunglow lawyer