Section, Schedule and Section (()) ()) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition filed by the trial court for dissolution of marriage, collection of indoor money, restitution and dowry articles. Was pending The plaintiff filed a petition in the trial court for reconsideration of the interim order, where in her absence, false documents were displayed in the documentary evidence. Fake documents were exhibited in the absence of proper procedure for recording the documentary evidence and in the absence of which was mentioned in the claim / claim list which was attached to the plaintiff and the section of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act 7 (3) (4) was not included in the provisions. , Authenticity was not barred in 1964, the plaintiff should have objected to the documentary evidence at the time of cross-examination of the plaintiff but at that time Chaudhry was not objected to which the defendant failed to alter the justice record. Attention was disclosed that the plaintiff had mentioned and relied on the documents for display in the list of documents or otherwise, the plaintiff had the right to have section 7 (2) of the Family Courts Act, 1964. Under the court's permission to file the file after taking permission in court, the court was obliged to allow it in the interest of justice. Ltd was R should use its powers to stop it. The departure from justice, which led to a fair and equitable decision which led to the High Court refusing to interfere in the constitutional petition, was dismissed.
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