SAYYEDA ROBINA SHAHAB NAQVI versus SAYYED SAFDAR HUSSAIN
Section Pakistan Constitution Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Claiming Dover and Restoration Restoration Applicant claimed to be the wife of the defendant and demanded the recovery of Dover, Dowry articles and restitution allowance. Defendant denied any relationship with the petitioner and filed a lawsuit on the marriage deal. The Family Court dismissed the petitioner's case and dismissed the respondents, but the lower appellate court overturned the decision in which the Vality Petitioner was unable to disclose the details of her husband's family, namely that the respondent petitioner. Stated that the marriage ceremony was celebrated at about pm, the witness said that he had read the marriage of the spouse after the West (sunset) prayer. The respondent denied the execution of the marriage by the applicant. And he drew a sample of court respondents' signatures to match his fingerprint specialist Never asked to take a sample. All such facts cast doubt about the calamity of the applicant's version and she failed to prove the valid execution of the spouse's marriage because she alleged that Nakah Khan married Did not pass the copy of to the defendant, which is a requirement of the law, and he also doubted the credibility of the marriage proceedings. That two persons were presented as witnesses to the marriage but only one appeared as the author of the marriage, while the other witnesses did not appear in the witness box while examining the evidence filed by the Family Court Lawyer. Lower Appellate
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