West Pakistan Family Court Act 1964 Section 13 (4) Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O XXXXI, R 7 The effective applicants for decree execution of minors were minors when the previous execution request was compromised. The centimeter was withdrawn on the basis. The Family Court acted on the statement of the mother of the minor who was acting as her next friend, without finding that such a compromise was in violation of OXXII, R 7, Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Was for the benefit of children, though not strictly enforced. The proceedings before the Family Court, nevertheless, the authenticity contained in it, the judicial order of the Family Court-approved agreement could not be disregarded and their statement of the minor's mother was ineffective. Could not even be considered as a decree for restoration. In the subsequent petition petition, the applicants had demanded rehabilitation for a specified period and did not withhold any of the rules for the execution, which could result in tuition in connection with the execution of the application. The execution petition was relevant since it was related to a later period, so the latest implementation request can be filed as a hearing where the decision-makers are required to retain the minor children, after the settlement is reached. I was unsuccessful.
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