Sections 5 and 9 (6) of the Pakistan Citizenship Act (III of 1951), Sections 14, 14A and 23 of the Pakistan Citizenship Rules, 1952, R 19 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the plaintiff's dissolution of the marriage on the constitutional petition. Was filed by The defendant further asserts that on the basis of US passport, on the basis that the plaintiff was not eligible for trial in Pakistan in view of section 14 of the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951, the plaintiff cannot retain dual citizenship. Was traveling and when this claimant obtained United States citizenship, Pakistan's citizenship should be suspended and should be implemented when the claimant chooses to renounce US citizenship under US-Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951 Was introduced in section 14 (1) of the time when the position was quite different and therefore The period of one year was initially given to the citizen to be discharged in section 14 (a) of any country of the Act provided that if a citizen of Pakistan resides outside Pakistan, he shall I can declare my citizenship to leave Pakistan and this statement should be filed by the designated authority and registration of the declaration that this person will cease to be a citizen of Pakistan did not produce any such statement with evidence. Or was not shown to the court, which is required under Form 23 of Pakistan Citizenship Rule 1952 under Section 23 of Pakistan Thou. The plaintiff is primarily a citizen of Pakistan and at the time she was a citizen of Pakistan, in terms of maintaining this case, generally residing in the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, the Citizenship Act, 1951
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