Section 5 and Schedule Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition for Minor Appellate Court to set up a monthly allowance of Rs 3000 per month for the minor child in the suit for recovery of the allowance, with an increase of 15% per annum. That the 15% increase in the maintenance allowance did not appear in the right direction of any legal restriction in the grant, which complimented the provisions of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 and it also showed that The Act nowhere directs the court to allow such an increase in restitution payments. The court was determined by the circumstances prevailing in this society that the duty of the court was to enforce the law, because when this law was enacted, the courts were not allowed to challenge the wisdom of the legislature. Which was not consciously provided for. Such a rule to impose allowance on the legislature, at any stage, in keeping with the inflation, the cost of daily use articles, the cost of education and health, as well as the needs of minors in the future. Provide legal provisions for the meeting unless such amendments were made by the legislature, the court should have acted on it. The appellate court's grant of a 15% grant to the juvenile rehabilitation allowance was declared completely unnecessary and to that extent the constitutional petition for amending the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 for legislative legislation. And recommendations were made. Accordingly \ r \ n
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