Section 5, Schedule and Section 14 for the maintenance of the dowry and bridal gifts (ban) Act (XLIII of 1976), the proposed constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 restoration of constitutional petition, articles of marriage, dissolution of marriage etc. The case was filed for restitution of Rs 72,000, as per the list attached to the divorce, the dowry articles, the house distribution suit, the ten gold jewelry that were transferred by Dover and the marriage against the plaintiff dissolved. Family Court approves 10 restitution order on Tolls gold jewelry as well as decrees restoration of marital rights in favor of defendant From Rs. 2000 to the satisfaction of decree for monthly marital rights, the appeal of the trial court against the decision of the Court of Appeal passed in favor of the plaintiff, partially accepted the appeal and order dissolving the marriage on the basis of khula. Passed in favor of it. On Kholla, the plaintiff was instructed to deny the plaintiff's assistance for marital rights in favor of the plaintiff including the 5 Kanal landed property before the Dover, and to this extent the decree was also set. The decree for gold jewelry was also maintained in favor of the plaintiff, but instead of the Dover, the bride's gift was amended and the decree for Dwyer was amended, as well as a decree of restoration. For the duration of the period, the merits of the plaintiff regarding dissolution of marriage at Rs 2,000 per month were granted in favor of the Court of Appeal. On the basis of the case, the plaintiff was instructed to proceed before the 5 kanal of land mentioned in the proceedings, but he was entitled to the rest of the girl even though he was converted into a bridegroom's gift.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
