Article 25 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Appointment of the Guardian Respondents has applied an application under section 25 of the Gardens and Wards Act 1890 which claims that out of its marriage, petitioner and married lock. The minor daughter was born and the petition was allowed and the appeal filed by the applicant was dismissed by the appellate court. The petitioner contended that the defendant was to move the minor to his brother's house in another city where his brother's minor children were resident who were foreigners. The minor girl petitioner further claimed that the respondent had There is neither a suitable housing nor a suitable source of income. The young girl, 10/12, cannot be left at the mercy of her cousins; the petitioner who contracted the second marriage did not leave her in the custody of the minor. The juvenile is perfectly happy, healthy, well-adjusted, confident and emotionally stable and will be in danger of hurting a child with his mother in custody, in both the trial court and the appellate court. Failing to exercise jurisdiction, the High Court upheld the constitutional petition by holding both the decisions of the courts aside. Permission \ r \ n
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