GULSHAN SURIA versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE, FEROZEWALA
Section 5, Schedule and Section 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Sue for recovery of restoration, delivery costs, salami, gold jewelry, etc. Plaintiff sued for recovery of her and minor daughter. Is. Each month 5, minor 000,, on the birth of a minor, the delivery cost of Rs. 20 000 of, as well as Rs. 19,000 received by the claimant at the time of marriage as Salami Rs. The family court, which weighs 5 Tala, also prayed for the recovery of Rs 3,500 per month. The court ordered the recovery of Rs. 3,500 per month and Rs. 3,000 per month with 12% annual increase in favor of the minor family court. The accused received the right to recover Rs 20,000 as delivery costs as well as five tola jewelry or his value as Dover, the amount the court held for the plaintiff, however, the Dover's recovery and payment. In relation to gold jewelry, it was held that the claimant would be entitled to receive Rs. 10,000 instead of Rs. 20,000 on receipt of delivery costs and Rs. 1000 on receipt of Dover in exchange for gold jewelry. , Dissatisfied with the decision and order of the appellate court, the plaintiff claimed to have filed a customary plea was sufficiently denied by the plaintiff about the amount of lam salutation of, only the testimony presented by the plaintiff, lam salute did not utter a word about the amount of the plaintiff's reason for disagreeing with the appellate court's findings in this regard. Take only the hearing due to the reasons presented pieces of evidence that were known to management at the hospital on the basis of which the bill was issued by the hospital.
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