SADIA SULTAN versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE HAFIZABAD
Sections 5, 9 (1) (b) and 10 (4) of the dissolution of the Muslim Marriage Act (VII of 1939), Section 2 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application to dissolve the marriage on the grounds that the husband hates the wife. The brutal case, her failure to perform the marital duties, she was secretly contracted a second marriage without her consent or mediation counsel, before the spouse through a family court over the case. Failure to negotiate reconciliation efforts. Dover's withdrawal, if any, dismisses the Court of Appeal's endorsement by the wife if the affirmative wife can demand the termination of her marriage on the basis of one or more of the provisions of section 2 of the Muslim Marriage Abolition Act, 1939. If he tried to dissolve the marriage on the sole basis of khula, but when he did not raise other grounds in support of it until it failed to prove such other wives. If she proves on grounds other than Khulla, the ower family court did not decide petition On such other grounds raised by the petitioner in support of her, if she proved other grounds besides Khulla The ower family court did not decide. Claiming that where the wife had taken other than Khulla to obtain such decree, then under section 10 (4) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, the order could not be passed that her return or Deprivation may be denied to the wife. The High Court has remanded the Family Court keeping aside the unwarranted decisions and orders, if additional matters are to be framed, if not before the first frame.
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