Section 491 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Minor Detention, Recovery of the Applicant's Supremacy was that she was removed from the house by the Respondent Husband after having snatched the illegal divorce, the applicant filed an application under section 491 CCPC. That was excluded. The interim order passed by the Guardian Judge regarding the pending adjudication of the case before the Guardian Court was that the minor detention should not be seized according to every power, so the order of the petition under the guardians or There was no restriction on the decision to apply under Section 491 CCPC in the Applicable and Wards Act, 1890, provided effective and immediate relief for the release of a person held in illegal or illegal custody under Section 491 CCPC. There was a constant need for a minor girl of at least 5 years of age. The mother's affectionate, caring and affectionate husband was a businessman, and he cared for his buses during the day so that he could not properly care for the slightest detective, even though his mother lived in the same house but he There was no substitute for a real mother. Only the mother was properly cared for and taken care of by the little girl. Anyone other than the real mother must deal with the jurisdiction of her parents for having unlawful affairs. Minor detention was not in proper custody The constitutional application was granted and the applicant was granted minor custody in the custody of the mother of r \ n de r \ n.
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