MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ KHALID versus JUDGE FAMILY COURT, LAHORE
Sections 17A and 12A, Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Requirements Explanation of Sections 17A and 12A, Providence, West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 Interim Order Fixing Maintenance Allowance Time period for which such interim order is valid The joint reading of Section 17A, 12A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, revealed that when the Family Court was empowered to pass an interim order to pay restitution allowance, it was also the responsibility of the Family Court. It was imposed to deal with the pending case for a period of six years. Institutions approved under section 17A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, will be effective for a maximum period of six months, in the months before the date of the order, before the pending lease for the final disposal of section 12 Was allocated under A. Family Court When the maximum age of the interim order under section 17A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 has expired, proceedings before the Family Court of Consolidation, interim approved under Section 17A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 For the provisional care of the Age, the Act will violate the provisions of the age of 12 and if the action in that time is not completed within that time. The central case in which the interim order was passed, the Family Court should not insist on the implementation of the interim restitution order. The High Court observed that the Family Court should not enforce Section 12A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964. The High Court had to report. In the event of the Family Court's failure to do so, either party shall have the right to continue in Family Court.
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