Section 5, Schedule and 10 (4) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Plaintiff (wife) has filed a case for non-payment of dissolution and restitution of marriage on the basis of khal. The plaintiff (husband) sued and filed a remarriage case. The trial court ruled that the case for dissolution of marriage was dismissed while the restitution of marital rights was dismissed. The appellate court upheld the verdicts and decisions made by the trial court by the husband that the wife allegedly returned to her house from Dover and other articles. A decree could not be approved for dissolving the marriage on the basis of khula, the accuracy was fixed as Rs.1000 and paid at the time of the marriage, the husband specifically wrote in the statement. Did not claim a return so was attracted to an absolute waiver. On their behalf under Section 10 (4) of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, the court was required to o pass a decree for dissolution of marriage on the failure of the reconciliation proceedings and the wife in case of divorce. Direct the return of the received seal, however, if the husband does not claim the return of the dower, he will be particularly attracted to an absolute waiver. In this case, the wife was not obliged to return to Dover, and in the present case, not only did the reconciliation process fail, but the wife had clearly stated on the oath that she hated her husband severely. The husband was abroad all over the country. The argument that a wife took jewelry, clothes and cash from her mother cannot be accepted and if in fact she had given this article to her
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