Section 7 Rules under the West Pakistan Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, R3 (b) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition (Divorce) Residing in the Service of Notice to Wife, Effectiveness of Arbitration Council, Scope for dissolution Husband (respondent) was charged in the foreign court with his wife (applicant) for custody of marriage, minor and property distribution that he had fabricated a fake divorce in Pakistan with the intention of disappointing. Earlier, the wife had the punishment. She was residing outside Pakistan and she was not offered notice by the Arbitration Council pursuant to Section 7 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, and the Arbitration Council appreciated her objection to non-residence in her territorial jurisdiction. Had failed to do. The affidavit submitted by the spouses before the foreign court shows that they are aware of the punishment for the divorce and the arbitral council proceedings in Pakistan under Rule 3 of West Pakistan under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961. B), it was expressly provided that at the time of the declaration of divorce, where there was no wife in any part of Pakistan. , Then the Union Council or the Town, where she was last residing, shall have jurisdiction for the purposes of the notice; therefore, there is no need to dispute with the wife about the jurisdiction, according to the constitutional request for further discussion. Excluded
