MAJOR QAMAR ZAMAN QADIR versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT, JEHLUM
Article 5 and the Ordinance of Muslim Family Laws of the Muslim (VIII of 1961), Section 7 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for the termination of marriage on the basis of khula was obtained from the wife under the force Khula, on the basis of khula. Impact suit on dissolving marriage. The verdict was pronounced when the husband stated in his statement that he would have no objection to such decree. The special counsel appeared on behalf of the wife and she did not appear in person and no pre-trial case was agreed. The statement before the High Court stated that there was no shell. It was tried by her at her own will and under the oppression of the husband (petitioner) she was obtained by her father through the appointment of a special lawyer who said that the order was illegal. And there was no compulsory decision as to whether it was the effect of the dissolution of the marriage decree and that after the declaration of the marriage by the court, the parties could re-join as husband and wife. For example the wife's consent to the dissolution in which she agrees to consider the husband's release from the marital bond, and thereby treating the court with ula talaq ibn (single divorce) as a single divorce. And the husband did not abolish the honor of marrying a Muslim family law ordinance, 1961, under the auspices of the aforesaid ordinance. 7 was abolished by remarriage by divorce. The same husband intervened in the marriage without a third person.
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