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MATLOOB AHMAD versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, SHEIKHUPURA

Section 25 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Application Welfare The minor minor was living with his mother, who had not paid the court-approved minor care allowance nearly six years ago, as well as the Guardian. The judge had also filed an application. The appellate court simultaneously refused to hand over the minor girl to her father. Waldetti's father never cared to look after the affairs of his minor daughter, who was an eighth-grade student at the time of his mother's divorce; instead, the father confessed to his second marriage; prejudice to the welfare of the minor. He would have to hand over the custody of his stepmother to his father, the father being a military officer in his mother's preference, and there was constant exchange, from one place to another and the girl growing up in his absence. Who could not be cared for by the wives of the other wives Lagh was neglected and voluntarily allowed his divorced wife (the mother of the minor) to accompany him. In her parents, where the minor began to have marital relations, the father could not even recognize his daughter and in such circumstances deprived her of the normal environment with which she was attached, in the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction. His personality is reflected negatively on the High Court. The petition below refuses to interfere with decisions passed by two courts that have been dismissed under the circumstances. online advocate from Fort Abbas lawyer