Sections 10 (4) and 5, Schedule Muslim Family Law Ordinance (VIII of 1961), Form II, Column 15 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition for the dissolution of marriage on the basis of marriage and recovery of articles on dowry The source told her husband that she was not paid the dower. However, the husband claimed that after the marriage he had paid her a "distance", the parties had taken different positions on the grounds of justification; the family court provided the parties with the opportunity to record their evidence without having to record the evidence. Could not decide on such a dispute without doing so. It is claimed that in her written statement, the husband did not say where, where and to whom the alleged distance was made or whether he was brought in black and white. The right to marry depended on the restoration of the husband's money to the husband but the word was only valid at the time of marriage was Defendant's case did not fall under the provisions of section 10. ? )) In case of marriage of the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, of the year 6464 of the husband who receives the wife in case of marriage, the amount of Dover must be restored at any time with the amount mentioned in column 15 of the marriage contract. Unable to re-establish marriage at the time of dissolution of marriage when reconciliation fails, constitutional petition is rejected in circumstances \ r \ n
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