Section 5 and Schedule Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition / Review of the High Court decision after dissolution of marriage on dissolution of marriage on the basis of khula, filed by the plaintiff for dissolution of khala based marriage The suit was requested. The decision of the Family Court challenged the Family Court decision and the Family Court order in the constitutional petition, which was rejected by the High Court, the defendant appealed the decision and applied for a decree. The parties had decided to reunite because the plaintiff, on whose request the marriage was dissolved on the ground, accepted the defendant's request and said that the parties had settled their dispute and formed an alliance. And they are no longer willing to enforce the interpretation of the law. The court was the only divorce, because the defendant's husband had never voluntarily accepted it, as ala Talaq al-Baqi'an \ before the reunion in such matters was neither a condition nor a condition. Re's order was a barrier to unity again; no provision of any law forbids spouses from reuniting, however, the only condition was that fresh marriage should be performed, since after the decree of Khulla dec, the parties reunite. The result of a fresh agreement was, so after reviewing decisions and decrees, there is no restriction on this decision and decree for remarriage. Did not affect When circumstances and decisions were not required to reach the deadline, they would automatically become operational marriages, after dissolution, decisions and orders past and closed deals.
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