Article 5, Schedule and Section 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), the plaintiff sued for the recovery of articles worth Rs 2,48,000, but the Family Court filed a constitutional petition for the recovery of Article 199 dowry articles. Upon hearing the case to the extent of Rs.1,00,000, however, upon filing an appeal by the defendant / adjudicator against the judgment of the Family Court, the appellate court awarded the dowry amount to Rs. The family court, after reviewing the evidence presented by the parties, concluded that the financial status of the plaintiff's parents was Rs.1,00,000, considering the evidence presented by the parties. Dowry was entitled to receive the articles, however, and the rest of the claim was rejected by the appellate court, after which the available evidence on the record was re-publicized so he could partially allow the defendant's appeal. And the amount of dowry articles was reduced from Rs. 100,000 to Rs. 75,000. The appellate court's findings were based on good reasons. Identification of illegal items or weak or false advertisement NGS evidence. In which the defendants sought intervention by the High Court in unnecessary decisions and the constitutional application was dismissed.
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