Article 5, Schedule and Section 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Appeal Suit for Rehabilitation Allowance The plaintiff, who was divorced by the defendant, agreed on the amount of restitution allowance in the case of desert. Was. Of marriage, but the defendant failed to honor his action and began litigation on the grounds of drunkenness and misdirection. Defendant's conduct that he had also contracted and divorced other wives and that the life of the plaintiff was miserable during the existence of the marriage bond, evidence from the parties asserted that the defendant was under compulsory circumstances. Had left home and started living with her parents, in which she was not given the husband's responsibility to take care of his wife, since the time the wife surrendered. Obedience to the orders and wishes of your husband, ie, his right to consortium maintenance, e-allowance will become an indemnity loan when the wife is living in the desert due to her cruel or unlawful conduct. It was mutual consent and it was decided that in the event of unpleasant situations, it would provide separate care. The plaintiff had proved that the plaintiff was entitled to receive her dower and non-payment, in legal circumstances, to obtain it legally, especially after divorce by both the courts. All well-established decisions and orders were based on sound reasoning. The correct application of the law cannot be interfered with in the exercise of the Constitutional jurisdiction of the High Court. \ r \ n
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