Article 5, Schedule, and 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 The plaintiff sued Dover for restitution, restitution and dissolution of marriage for restitution, restitution and dissolution of marriage. , Both the Family Court and the Court of Appeal, as well as the order of the case to the extent of the Dover and the extent of the restitution, were issued, but, his prayer for dissolution of the marriage was dismissed, the plaintiff filed before the High Court. The following courts, along with the verdict, had accepted the judgment and the order in which his prayer for dissolution was denied. The Marriage Impact Record revealed that there was a difference in the mood of the parties. Both parties became so stressed that it was not possible to live within the limits set by God and thus the plaintiff was entitled to it. The decree for dissolving the marriage on the basis of the judgment and the order of the two courts below was maintained only to the extent that the decree of dissolution of the marriage for the plaintiff against the plaintiff was accepted, Under the condition that the claimant would not claim the house decision in his favor because he had claimed the suit in lieu of the house.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
