MUHAMMAD ASIF ARAIN versus SHO POLICE STATION ABAD
Article 491 Ordinance of Muslim Family Laws (VIII of 1961), Article 9 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 9 Requests (Detention) of Corps Corps Application for Recovery of Alleged Wife (Detention) Marriage of custody, but not immediately The family later signed a divorce because of pressure and threats from his family, but Detective Detective never announced his divorce before returning home and the applicant alleged that he was told That his brothers (defendants) are angry. And he was put in illegal prison / detention. Applicant's argument was that he had never signed a divorce agreement voluntarily, but his family was under pressure and pressure. That no notice was ever taken to confirm the divorce under section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, nor to arrange a meeting for the purposes of reconciliation or verification. That the applicant obtained the fatwas from different schools, clearly stating that divorce cannot be justified / effective under certain circumstances, and that no divorce was ever made aware of the detention doctrine. was done. And it has been clearly stated that he had never been divorced before and had agreed to remain in the Darul Aman until the final settlement of the matter, as he was not pleased with his brothers' behavior to Detenio. He was transferred to Darul Aman but after that he left. He did not want to be there and requested to be kept at liberty which could not keep a woman living in a needle court in the hallway when he was no longer there.
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