MST. DURR-E-SHAHWAR BEGUM versus HAJI BAKHTAWAR SAID MUHAMMAD
Section 7 and 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203 DD Trial Court, after investigation under section 202, CRPC in a private complaint, accused under section 14 of the Criminal (Enforcement Head) Ordinance against the accused defendant. Was imposed. 1979, instead of section 7, based on the fact that the accused had alleged adultery and bad character while maintaining intermarriage between the complainant applicant and the marital relationship between the parties ended after divorce. When the accused divorced the complainant and executed the divorce, as he did in his written statements in the Complainant's Rehabilitation and Dowry cases before the Family Court Section 14 of the Qazaf (Enforcement Head) Ordinance 1979 Was not attracted to. When the facts of the complainant and the accused were only a man and a woman, not the wife and husband NTS and his older brother in front of him and the panchayat in his own house also allegedly stated that his All three children were accused of wrongdoing, therefore, clearly attracted the provisions of sections 6 and 7. The Qazf (Enforcement of Head) Ordinance, 1979 declared the unnecessary trial order invalid and the case was referred to the court and directed to be charged under Sections 6 and 7 of Qaddaf. Gone. Enforcement Ahead (Ordinance, 1979), and according to the law, the request for a review of the case proceeded accordingly.
