Section 5 and Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal for the Children's Rehabilitation Allowance, the plaintiff's grant filed a lawsuit for the rehabilitation of his and his minor children, the trial court upheld the trial of minors. The verdict was granted and allowed to recover at the rate of marriage of minor daughters till the age of majority and with a 10% annual increase in age at the rate of Rs.1500 per head per month but the wife's care was refused. An appeal was granted and the appellate court amended the decision and the decree. The trial court and its maintenance was reduced from Rs 1500 to Rs 1000 per month, which increased by 10 per cent annually. The defendant believed that one of the minor daughters was an adopted child to receive the maintenance allowance. The adopted child was not entitled to inherit from the property of a person who adopted it, but there was no law prohibiting the adopted child. Get care from the person who adopted it, especially when the defendant himself requested that he is ready to take care of the adoptive child if the adoptive child is delivered to him. The rupee is a small amount so it was not possible to survive the slightest amount of Rs 1000 a month as the restoration High Court refused to interfere with the constitutional jurisdiction. The constitutional petition was dropped.
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