Sections 17 (3) and 25 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Welfare of Minors Minority Minority Family Court allows application for custody of minors' mothers, but Lower Appellate Court, preferential treatment of minors Depending on the parent, set aside a family court order. Under Section 17 (3) of the Welfare and Wards Act, 1890, authority was granted by the Waldity Court to consider the intellectual priority of the minor in the custody case. The date of the verdict, when the parties had been present in the court for the past two years, and the minor accompanied his father, the High Court relied only on the statement of the eldest son, who had grown a beard, But the statements of the other two children were not a priority in this case, the mother of the minors did not remarry after the divorce and was constantly fighting for custody of her child. Ren, while the father of a minor, contracted a marriage and had three children from his new marriage. The lower appellate court ruled. Set the same limits on the legal authority and the extent of the daughter and younger son, who will remain with their mother, under which the petition was allowed
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