The Constitution of Pakistan, Section 199 Constitutional Appeal Divorce, Declaration Jurisprudence The parties were mutual partners of the husband and wife and the dispute between them stated that the husband's complaint was that the divorce was not done properly and that Was not processed so the divorce process was invalid. It was not mentioned that the husband or the authorized person recited the sagh or pronounced the talaq, orally by his name, it was mentioned in the certificate of divorce in a fixed form of Arabic words that The decision was made by the husband to issue a divorce, but it is not mentioned that such decision was followed and the verbal divorce was announced or the straightforward divorce was declared. Was recited. This type of divorce document does not mention the divorce form in the presence of witnesses, although it does mention the names of two witnesses. With signatures such as certifying the testimony of the witnesses, but for the declaration that he was divorced after the divorce but also did not fulfill the terms of the earlier document but the divorce from the husband by the wife. Divorce was not legal and according to the requirements of jurisprudence jurisprudence could not be denied. Divorce is not effective under Shi'ite beliefs because under Section 7 (1) of the Criminal Family Law Ordinance, 1961, legalization of divorce or initiation of proceedings under it is a prerequisite and, therefore, a divorce was disputed. The wife was not obliged to work. Unlawful divorce and any such action, if unlawful and unlawful, on the basis of illegality
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