MST. MAQSOOD MAI versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, MULTAN
Section 5 and the Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 constitutional petition suit for jurisdiction petition filed for the facts that she was not the respondent's legally married wife but the wife of another person, Petitioner It was alleged that her father took her and then the lady also alleged that when she was forced to make a statement in the High Court, she was presented with a bailiff suit when she was rejected by the courts simultaneously. ? Under the petitioner, who refused to have a valid marriage with the respondents, the statement which he allegedly took in court was not dealt with. In the absence of any proof of a valid marriage, it is said that if read altogether, it will not be specifically evidence of marriage. The view of the evidence that it was obtained under a consolidation decision and under the orders of the courts below, was declared to be without legal authority and set aside the case under the result filed by the applicant. Was granted, the judgment was pronounced against the defendant
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