MUHAMMAD RAMZAN versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE III, BAHAWALPUR
The West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 S14 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 is a constitutional jurisdiction against the appellate court finding that the appeal against the applicant's decision regarding the simplicity of the marriage was excluded on the assumption that No such court has jurisdiction in this matter. In its explicit nature, its practice was largely organized by the facts and circumstances of the dispute, and it cannot be used to neglect it, and it is not even a matter as far as the issue is concerned. The order was found to be illegal, the constitutional jurisdiction could not be exercised. If such order is found to be fair and reasonable, but against the petitioner's appeal, the marriage decree may be decided under section 14 of the Act, XXXV of 1964, but in addition to that the petitioner The case is underway. A court of competent jurisdiction decided on the merits, and such a decision was not shown to be unfair and could not be prosecuted on the record, exercising a constitutional jurisdiction.
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