Section 1 (2), 5, Schedule and Section 10 (4) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Rules, 1965, R6 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 38 of the Pakistan Citizenship Act (II of 1951), Section 14 (b) of the Constitution Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 1 (2) and 1991 Constitution Petition for the dissolution of the marriage and the recovery of the husband's request for dismissal because of the lack of jurisdiction by the Family Court. Yes, the parties were citizens of the state. Azad Jammu and Kashmir should dismiss such a request and dismiss the family court's decision to dissolve the marriage on failure of premarital settlement efforts. According to Section 14 (b) of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951, a permanent resident of Azad Jammu and Kashmir will be considered a citizen of Pakistan by emigrating to Pakistan. Pakistan will be considered as a citizen of Pakistan with articles containing Pakistani passports on the subjects of the state, CPC provided that if no foreigners come in, then the enemy of the foreign enemy, the West Pakistan Family Courts Act of 1964 Under Section 1 (2) of the case in Pakistan, the residence of a party gives the Family Court jurisdiction to entertain such a case even though marriage in the Pakistan suit is not considered a problem. According to R6 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Rules, dissolution of a marriage can be filed in the 1965 Family Court, where the wife was generally resident within the local limits, while the case for rehabilitation can be filed in the Family Court. Which is the cause of action within local limits. Was born completely or partially from the record shows that a longtime wife and
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