MST. MUSSARAT IQBAL NIAZI versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT
Section 10 (4), 5 and Schedule Constitution Pakistan, Article 199 The constitutional application for dissolution of marriage on the basis of khula was awarded to the khula suit and the wife should return the gold and land acquired by the husband in favor of the signing of the khula. The directive that was made was that a certain amount of money was mentioned in the marriage column 13 which was worth considering for the khula and this gold was the gift of the bride while the land was not of the right seal but by the wife. Was a legitimate gift. Under Islamic law, legal marriage between a Muslim man and a woman can be dissolved on the basis of marriage, for which there is some consideration in the form of a Dover, which also entitles the wife to receive the gift of the bridegroom at the time of eligibility. At the time of the marriage, which was solely owned by the wife, once the gift of the land was given, her title / ownership was left to the original donor and given to the job, without the consent of the latter, In the present case the amount of the money was mentioned in the marriage column 13, and the thing to consider for the marriage was the amount which was specifically The gold was mentioned and the land was the gift of the bridegroom who was left in the possession of his wife. The High Court put aside the search of the lower courts and directed that the wife be allowed to keep the gold and the land. Constitutional application allowed \ r \ n
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