Sections 10 (4) and 17 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for dissolution of marriage on the basis of khola The Scope Family Court dissolved the marriage on the basis of khula and ordered the wife to return the money to Dover. That he had not received it. Dover and the Family Court were obliged to record the evidence after the cases were formed. The wife of the accuracy denied Dover's visit, while the husband in his written statement claimed his return, the Family Court upheld the decision of dissolving the marriage on failure of trial. Ordered to return Dover on receipt of basis of Oath and as per Marriage Agreement. The Family Court did not discuss the contents of the various petitions or cite any evidence, and there is a possibility of error in the jurisdictional practice that, despite writing the Dover's payment at the time of the marriage, did not give him an effective decision. The order was set aside to the extent of Dover's refund and the case was sent to the trial court with the order to decide the case on the payment of dd and only after recording the evidence, the constitutional request was made Was dealt with accordingly.
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