Section 491 High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders Volume 5, Chapter 4, Part F (Rules 491 (2), CCPC) Rr 16 & 17 Habitat Corpus Applicant stated that the alleged detente. I contacted them over the phone two days before they filed. Pleaded and told her she was in critical condition because the respondents had detained her in a locked room and she was not allowing him to move. And it was illegally pressing that the alleged detention by the police for obtaining a decree to dissolve the marriage from the Family Court was presented to the court, and from the story that the applicant filed in his Ethiopian Corps request. There was a conflict. She said that she was living with her parents with her free mother and did not want to go with her husband / applicant, who said that only to upset her and her family did the lady do more. It is said that this is the second petitioner's request. Before the High Court, when their similar petition was moved to the trial court, in view of the growing trend of filing illegal habeas corpus petitions before the courts, some of the habeas petitions by the High Court Principles / instructions issued. If the petition was found to be unfounded or unjustified, the court should seek guidance on RR 16 and 17 under section 491 (2), CCP, section 4 of the High Court (Lahore) Rules and Orders Vol. Thus, it was necessary for the parties to take further action in certain cases, particularly in relation to women, in order to collect security money, depending on their social status.
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