Schedule of suit, partition of suit to distribute the house of the deceased father of the claimant's divorced wife, to the implementation of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act (XXXV of XXXXX6464 of XXXX). The petition was filed, stating that the application was dismissed simultaneously. According to the trial court and the appellate court, the divorced divorced wife claimed that she owned 1/2 share in the suit house, which was the legacy of her late husband. And that she was the essential party in the lease pending in the court between the parties, which the lady obtained from her husband - claimed that the truth of the Khulla would never deprive her of her right because she had exclusively But I did not give up my share in this case. The counsel for the plaintiff in the house was that when she obtained the marriage decree on the basis of khula, she waived her rights in the suit house for 1 / 2th of the same and she was of the same principle. Could not claim. The interpretation of the Khulla was interpreted in the light of the Qur'an and Sunnah to such an extent that when conflicts arose between married parties and they feared that they could not comply with the restrictions stated by the Divine Law. Can free oneself from marital life. In this case, the husband should give up some property keeping the khola, keeping it open - in the present case, a move by which half of the suit house was given to the woman, which was not redeemed on that day. The family court order did not specifically mention the privileges the woman granted her husband.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2010
