Sections 2 (1) (b) and 5 Pakistan Army Act (XXXIX of 1952), Section 65 (1) (h) and 171 Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 488 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Family Court Order Implementing Armed Forces Salaries, Applicants were serving in the Armed Forces and the Family Court approved the applicant's salaries during the enforcement of the attached decree that was raised by the applicant that the Pak Army Act of 1952 Under section 171, his salary could not be linked to the guidance of the directors. Any civil or revenue court has, by the will of any decree, rescued the integrity of any person serving the armed forces from the seizure or attachment of his salary, but this saving would come to pass when a civil court, revenue, A directive has been issued by the court or revenue officer to the satisfaction of anyone. The decree was not covered by such a defense clause and the direction issued by the Family Court and the officer's allowance of the Armed Forces were not protected under Sections 88, 88, CR PC and Section 6565. f The Army Army Act 1952, in the case that the approval of the decree subdivision under section 171 of the Pakistan Army Act 1952 relates to the care of the wife or child of such officers as per section 171 of the Pakistan Army Act 1952. Has been fitted under. By Family Court High Court refuses to interfere with or approve the Family Court-approved pay order against the applicant
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