Section 7 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petitioner, through a constitutional petition, demanded that the divorce certification certificate be terminated and declared effective that the defendant would still be legally entitled to it. The married wife is the applicant, who announced the divorce on the defendant through Section M section. It was claimed that there was no withdrawal in any way after the divorce was announced. The petitioner's lawyer claimed that since no proceedings were initiated under section 7 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, a certificate of divorce certificate could not be obtained. To be issued and since the applicant claimed that he had resorted to and was denied by the defendant, therefore, an inadmissible certificate could not be issued without recording the evidence, justification was given in section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 I was not or was not in any other clause of the ordinance mentioned in section 7 in relation to the ordinance certifying the divorce to be issued from the divorce notice, where a husband divorced his wife and the chairman If the arbitration council did not dispute the decision, then the notice under section 7 should be issued. The Quiqat Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, will be an irrelevant quote from the section MS by the divorcing wife. The action revealed that the applicant used extremely abusive language against the defendant's wife, leading to the conclusion. It was said that the relations between the parties were very strained;
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