Section 5 and Schedule to the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional petition filed for marriage credibility The case was filed that he was abducted by the plaintiff and his alleged marriage was fake and the fake plaintiff also filed restitution. Filed. Marital Rights Hearing Trial Court dissolves marriage based on divorce and dismissed by defendant for restitution of marital rights, Plaintiff appeals in stable judgment and injunction, whose appeal The court allowed the case filed. Lawsuit was ordered in connection with the marriage The defendant's position was that the plaintiff himself appeared in the High Court in 2006 and recorded his statement that he had freely married the defendant. And had further stated that her father and brother were not happy with the marriage and that they were illegally interfering with her marital life. The Lillett court failed to appreciate the documentary evidence on record. Which was to confirm that the plaintiff legally married the plaintiff in a free will agreement with the plaintiff Had been present but had not deposed before the Family Court. The High Court's appeal of its statement in 2006 against pressure, harshness and coercion was mistakenly allowed by the High Court, setting aside the trial court's decision.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2010
