Section 5, Schedule and Section 13 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A. XXI, R33 General Clauses Act (X of 1897), Section 20 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution restoration of the past by the prosecution wife and husband Claim in a written statement for restitution of marital rights filed by the Family Court through one and the same decision Requests for the two parties to enforce their own decree must be attached to the Family Court order Payment of attachment order by family court and order allowance to the husband until the wife satisfies the decree of marital rights. The wife may not be compelled to comply with the decree of marital rights granted in her favor. The appeal was dismissed by the Court of Appeal which could be termed as legitimate in the interest of the court. Clearly recall or edit an illegal and illegal order. Cannot add a decree passed for such allowance in favor of the wife for marital rights. The husband will be legally bound to retain his wife if he refuses to live with her for any reason. If justified, he would have been entitled to it. As a past caregiver when the husband contracted a second marriage, thus, he (first wife) was legally allowed to live separately and he was obliged to pay restitution to the family court as such There was no jurisdiction to pass the order and it had the option of varying, modifying and releasing it. The High Court dismissed the constitutional application under the circumstances
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