Sections 39, 42 and 54 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act (XXXV of 1964), section 5, schedule and section 20 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance (VIII of 1961), section 5 civil procedure code (V of 1908), section 9 suit, declaration , The cancellation of the alleged marriage and the permanent injunction and his affidavit alleging the plaintiff in connection with the performance of his marriage with the plaintiff was accused of publishing it in an Urdu magazine The pretext of doing that was executed fraudulently while she was tutoring. And since the plaintiff later converted such documents into the act of marriage in order to pretend to be his lawfully married wife, the defendant's objection was to cancel such documents and There is jurisdiction to assist, which is a prayer only in Family Court. The Civil Court holds that a marriage contract can only be established between Muslim spouses and their spouse of the provision of Section 5 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, registration of marriage contract of 1961 was required. The performance of the marriage does not affect the fact of the existence of a valid marriage between the contract and the parties, therefore, it will not be considered a marriage contract. Only the civil court had jurisdiction to entertain such case and the grant order It was requested to object to the name. Respondents were terminated under circumstances \ r \ n
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