Article 5 of the Constitution and Schedule (1973), Article 199 dissolution of a marriage suit for the exercise of the right of puberty, to dissolve the marriage filed by the plaintiff on the basis of exercise of the right of puberty, to the trial court The decision was made by the source. The plaintiff had filed a constitutional petition in which the overwhelming evidence on the record of the plaintiff had proved that he had exercised the right to puberty in the prescribed period after attaining the age of majority, even to the right of adulthood. The court was also allowed to practice. Not necessary; and when this woman exercised her right, divorce was granted, the Federal Shariah Court at the trial reported in PLD 1995 FSC 1 dissolved the marriage based on the exercise of the right of puberty. The decree was approved. The court of jurisdiction authorized under section 5 of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, not to read any jurisdiction's error or misrepresentation / evidence was not pointed out by the defendant's lawyer in the impugned decision so as to interfere with the superiority. Can be demanded. Under Article 199 of the Constitution, the court exercises its unusual constitutional jurisdiction r \ n \ r \ n
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