Section 5 and Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition for Dover Restoration, Rehabilitation Allowance and Marriage dissolution, the plaintiff's suit was ordered to the extent of dissolution of the marriage, but for the plaintiff as relief. It was prayed that the defendant's argument was denied that in all the cases the plaintiff was entitled to the decree of dissolution of the marriage, it could be granted on the basis of khula. As he said in his claimant he had a strong hatred against the defendant. And also refused to remain with the defendant as his wife. Defendant asserts that in such circumstances, the trial court was obliged to dissolve the marriage on the basis of khula; counsel for the defendant was not legally enforceable, because the defendant had not only The plaintiff sought an order for the dissolution of the marriage on the ground, but he also requested the dissolution of the marriage on other grounds, namely, the non-payment of Dwyer, neglecting to pay marital duties for more than 3 years. And provide no more than 2 years of maintenance. And also that the defendant had entered into a second marriage contract, the defendant had entered the field of the second marriage. And there was sufficient material available on record to prove that all other grounds were also available for the plaintiff's second marriage to the plaintiff wishing to dissolve her marriage and in such circumstances no one could pass the order on the basis of the The question was not born. , Since the plaintiff suffers from such ground judgment and marriage trial decision and any legal impairment, guilty of judicial error, while maintaining the order, claiming dissolution of the marriage.
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