Section 2 (viii) West Pakistan Family Courts Act (XXXV of 1979), Section 5, Evidence of brutality on the basis of marriage by husband does not prove evidence of brutality by husband; Effective decree of dissolution of marriage was filed on the basis of cruelty to dissolve her marriage under the Declaration of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939, the Family Court found that the wife had failed to prove cruelty, but still On this basis, the case was ruled that relations between the parties were strained and it seemed that there was no possibility of reunification, and if they did When forced to be harsh, they could exceed the limits of Allaah and their union could not last long, therefore, their separation was inevitable, which was approved by the Family Court, both of which were pending in the Appellate Court. Was retained. At the same time, through the High Court, the Waldity Family Court came to the conclusion that there could not be any wrongdoing by the wife, so under such circumstances the Family Court dissolved the marriage on the basis of cruelty under the Muslim Marriage Act, 1939. Could hardly have given the decision, it was only in that way and the logical conclusion was that the marriage should have been dissolved on the basis of which the wife would have to be present. Before the Dover amount, the Supreme Court ruled that the case was terminated on the basis of a mere mortal, and directed that the husband change the plot for the plot given to his wife as Dover. Will return
