Article 5 and Schedule Convention of the Martyrs (10 of 1984), Articles 117 and 118 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution of the marriage of the Prohibition Bride, who was allegedly abducted by the defendant, married A case was filed against the court for the admissibility of the evidence by the courts, which the accused plaintiff, who was the alleged executioner for questioning Nika, denied her execution and made a clear statement. Given that the marriage was never encountered by the lady, there was no witness to the marriage except the defendant herself. ? Section 11 (Implementation (I enforce) Ordinance, 1979) of the offense of adultery was also filed against the defendant at the request of the plaintiff, obviously the attack was on the defendant to prove the facts of the marriage. But was wrongly placed on the plaintiff. Defective decisions were set aside by the courts and the case was referred to the trial court for further verdict.
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