Article 5, Schedule and Section 10 (4) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for the recovery of gold ornaments by the husband at the time of marriage, on the basis of the suit to terminate the marriage on the basis of the recovery of the gold jewelry of the husband. The lawsuit was filed by the Family Court, but the appellate court reversed the case before the civil court. The husband filed a lawsuit for the recovery of the gold jewelry that the plaintiff's wife had filed for part of the Dover. As mentioned, David was mentioned in the Nika Nama suit, filed by his wife's defendant. On the basis that the marriage was ordered under section 10 (4) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, Haqq Maher was to return the wife to the defendant, who was born at the time of marriage. The marriage between the parties and all matters which will come under the Schedule of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, can be decided by F. The Immediate Court West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964 did not prohibit the family court from filing a claim by the wife only. The present profession was filed before the Family Court and the aforesaid court was the appellate court. The verdict was justified by. The husband could not file a case for the return of the gold jewelry before the Family Court, and the decision passed by the appellate court was presented to the appellate court, under which the appellate court considered the adjournment to be reserved. Must be within the period. Constitutional petition accepted in the circumstances \ r \ n
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