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ARSHAD HABIB versus MST. GHAZALA AKBAR

Article 2 (ii a) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition dissolution of marriage On the basis of dissolution of the husband's second marriage, the wife's dispute was that the husband had contracted the second marriage without his consent; The hearing was conducted by the husband. The marriage contract had failed to reject the idea associated with the husband's entries; the wife was not consented or permitted in connection with the second marriage recorded in section 2 (ii a) of the Muslim Marriage Act, 1939, Constitutional application was enough to dissolve the marriage only

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