SYED HAROON SULTAN BOKHARI versus SYEDA MUBARAK FATIMA
Article 10 (4) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional application for dissolution of marriage The Khulla Suit was decided on the basis of the fact that the wife withdrew from her Dwyer amount or part of the plot equal to Dwyer amount. Hate and hatred against the wife was resolved The agreement reached on the part of the husband to accept the gift of the wife on the wife's part without any condition The husband's dispute was that after dissolving the marriage on the basis of khula, According to the agreement, the wife was obliged to return the wife to her husband, which is mentioned in Islamic law under Article 16 of the marriage contract. If the marriage was dissolved on the basis of khalid, it was the duty of the wife to return the indoor money and give away the benefits it had received from the husband but said that the principle was applied when the husband was the husband. Claims were made by the wife without fault, but if hatred or disgust was the result of hatred, the husband's child could be mentally or physically afflicted, non-payment of restitution allowance, etc. After that, a refund of the Dwyer was not necessary. The property has been given to the bride as the bridegroom's gift cannot be called the Right Seal / Dwyer. Khola's view that there was no refundable constitutional application was dismissed
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