Article 10 (4), Constitution of Pakistan, Art 199 Constitutional Petition The dissolution of the dissolution of marriage matters submitted by the husband was the basis of the family court to resolve the matter and proceed without premature agreement without dissolving the marriage. Could not dissolve the marriage during Khula included - The Validity Family Court was empowered to dissolve the marriage under section 10 (4) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, when it reached an end, during premature trial. After the efforts of the couple, this marital relationship was strained. Spouses to the extent that they could not live together were a form of dissolution according to the law themselves and they could be allowed even when there was a dispute over the recovery of the duty of the husband when the wife sought relief from Khulla. In the circumstances, the family court was required to dissolve the marriage on the basis of the Khulla adjournment, in connection with the dispute over the amount of meh. The matter will be decided later in the High Court. In exercising a constitutional jurisdiction, the family court's refusal to intervene in the petition was denied in circumstances r \ n
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