Article 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 203D (2) The plaintiff's plaintiff, in the present case, was the widow and the child who had predeceased her father, on the death of the father of the expected son on December 28, 1972. Opened and in accordance with the provisions of Section 4, Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, the son of the said son was already entitled to receive his father's share in the son's father's property, the son's part in his father's estate Only then will it move. In terms of section 4, Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, they do not have children and widows, it is believed that in view of the Federal Shariah Court Declaration of Section 4, Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, the integration of Islam and the like Violations of the laws of the Supreme Court Shariat Appeal Bench After the Federal Shariah Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal, the initial decree was dismissed. Under Article 203 D (2) of the Constitution, the Federal Shariah Court fixed a date for any clause of a law to be a violation of the integration of Islam to which the verdict was to apply. The decision was reported by the Federal Shariah Court as 31,000 such dates. In the present case, the preliminary decree was passed by the trial court on 14 4 1990 and finally the High Court on 7-11 1994. As such, the final order was passed by the Federal Shariah Court before the due date, and under Article 203 D (2) of the Constitution, the decision of the Federal Shariat Court will not be considered as applicable, which will appeal to the Supreme Court. Priority. Accordingly before the decision of the appeal order mentioned above
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