Article 17 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Interim Restitution for Keeping the Constitutional Appeal The interim rehabilitation determined by the Family Court was sought by the husband on the request of the abuser and for this reason not a Family Court endorsement order. Then it cannot be annulled, nor can it be revoked. Without jurisdiction and the order was not even finalized, the order of interim restitution was approved by the Family Court, which had the power to pass such an order under Section 17A of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964. The husband did not challenge the jurisdiction of the Family Court. His written statement, which was not heard, and given the opportunity to be heard before the interim order was approved, the quantum of interim restitution allowance was properly settled by the Family Court, keeping in view the parties' status. And the husband was unable to identify any patent in the interim restitution order was illegal or material irregularity. Therefore, the petition, which was filed by the court against the interim order of the jurisdiction authorized by the court, had the opportunity of hearing. After the grant was not sustained in the eyes of the law, the High Court decided on a temporary restitution by the Family Court. Admission denied in circumstances
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