Section 5, Schedule and Section 14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), the constitutional petition for the recovery of articles of Article 199 dowry The plaintiff, who was allegedly expelled from the defendant's home, used restraint against the defendant. Had filed a case for recovery of articles on dowry. In his written statement, admitting the claims of the dowry articles to some extent, the trial judge heard the case, which was upheld by the appellate court. Waldetti Court will only assist litigants who have had honest and fair litigation in this case, and in the present case, they have been themselves. He took a short stance and never made the straightforward version that such articles of dowry were in his possession. Family laws were formulated to resolve family disputes as quickly as possible, on the definition of both evidence, the courts concluded that the plaintiff was entitled to an order of Rs 2,500,000 as the price of the articles. Contrary to his claim of Rs. 8,68,550, no decision has been made simultaneously which constitutes interference with the simultaneous decisions and interferences which were passed by both the courts under the constitutional petition.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2009
