Article 5 and Schedule (1973), Arts 10, 35 and 1991 Constitution of the Constitution of Pakistan Family Court, in the jurisdiction of determining valid marriage, the applicant claimed that her marriage was in jeopardy without the consent of the parents. On the instruction of the applicant of the Constitutional Court, Darulman filed a constitutional petition in which it was requested that the applicant be set free on the charge of liberty and that he should be released from Darul Aman. Had a marriage contract with someone in the presence of The applicant was being withheld until the inquiry into the whole matter was completed. As a valedictorian petitioner, Sue Jenners, who had an unlawful right to enter into a marriage contract with a person of her choice, had to question the authenticity of the marriage before the West-based Family Court. The results of the Family and Courts of Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 and the Family Court should be final and binding. The Supreme Court could not order that the applicant's sui generis be kept indefinitely in the Darul Aman, which is a constitutional jurisdiction under the High Court of the Constitution. Violating Article 10 of the Constitution, he could not be a party to the Constitution. Order to hold petitioner in Darul Aman indefinitely against his wishes
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