Article 5, Schedule Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition The wife's suit for recovery of the dowry was that at the time of marriage her parents had provided her with some articles of dowry in which the suit was decided. Her parents included other articles, including household articles and jewelry. She said that things were shifted to her husband's house because of her husband's wrongdoing, and then a lengthy action was taken before the Khalifa's marriage demanded the divorce and return of the dowry articles. The trial court, where both parties guided their evidence and conducted a detailed investigation, and after the trial court heard the two parties through extreme orders, the petitioner's (husband's) wife examined the defendant's wife in favor of the trial court. Decided this case. In his interim inquiry, he admitted that the (wife) 's pamphlet and all the articles mentioned in the list should be brought to the husband's house, which proved that the wife had taken all the items mentioned in the dowry list. After considering each of the husband's house receipts, the trial court and the trial court were presented, and each receipt passed a decree only in respect of the persons whose opinion shows that it was in fact But the dowry articles were not returned and she was still with the husband and he was obliged to either return the same or reduce matters below the price paid, unanimously concluding that the initial nature The constitutional petition filed against her husband was dismissed \ r \ n
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