Section 491 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 13 (b) Recovery of juvenile children brought to Pakistan by the request of Habitat Corp. The father claimed that the mother had illegally and illegally issued orders of a foreign country A court. O minor removed in clear violation of, and these minors were foreign nationals and could not be brought to Pakistan without their legal permission and permission. The mother argued that her illegal decision was approved by the foreign country A's court and that she had not been granted any of the merits, and that no such decision was final as the appeal filed against her was still unconstitutional. The country is under trial in Country A. It was not a final decision to pass a validity decision by a foreign country A court because it had not reached the merits, and second, the decision was still pending in the High Court of Foreign Affairs. A minor was in custody of his real mother, therefore, it cannot be assumed that he is in illegal custody while the jurisdiction to deal with the petition cannot be ruled out. A court of appeal was dismissed by an overseas court with the observation that the father could approach a Guardian judge for custody of minors.
