Section 5, Schedule and Section 10 (4) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Decree Requesting to abolish the marriage on the basis of Khulla Dover (right seal), return of dispute for payment of Dover (right seal) at the time of payment of Dower. The marriage was confessed but it was alleged that because of this the wife filed a lawsuit to dissolve the marriage on the basis of khula, which the trial court ruled in return for the payment of the dower (right seal). In connection with the dispute over the payment of the Dover, the trial court struck down the issue of whether Valdity's wife admitted the husband paid the Dover to his wife. Raf was told that Dover was paid to her and later allegedly taken away from her when her husband once paid Dover with his wife. , Dover's obligation to pay was fulfilled even if after that Dover was taken away by her husband, but it cannot be said that Dover's money was not paid. Did not relinquish the obligation to return, because once the dower's money was paid by the husband, the payment of the dower was finalized and the allegedly seized amount / article would not be declared diver's money. The trial court granted the order to dissolve the case. The marriage was done by Khulla in lieu of a Dover (right seal), but it also influenced the issue of whether the husband had paid the wife to sue in such circumstances, in the case of payment of the first dower at trial. Should have decided on. Approval of the order for filing of evidence and the opening of the hearing thereafter
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