IFTIKHAR AHMAD versus MST. JEHAN ARA
Section 5 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Ex-decree, keeping aside the delay of one and a half years, for not filing an application for contempt of delay for maintenance and rehabilitation. Declared a previous verdict in favor of Dover's wife, the husband demanded the order be set aside after a year and a half of such decree, which was approved by the Family Court, but the lower appellate court ruled that the former parliament Retained the diner, which was passed by the lower appellate court. The High Court had taken care of the spouse taken by her husband that she had not been properly presented with the court-issued proceedings. After a year and a half, the husband filed a complaint before the Family Court. Appeal to the Directorate, without mentioning any legitimate and quest for not submitting a good filing file in a timely manner, was also delayed. The petition was filed by the husband. The address was the same as mentioned in the PL on which the Family Court initially sent the summons through `` registered confession dues. The Emily Court adopted all legal methods to affect her husband's service, but neither she nor anyone attended the Court Family Court after publication in the newspaper, considered to have been allowed to pass. The party order against the husband was to apply for separation of the ex-parte Direction within a set time limit but he did not do so in time but after a delay of one and a half years the parties were first cousins, The family was a member, the husband asked about the matter
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