IMRAN AHMED versus FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF INTERIOR, ISLAMABAD
Article 15 Government Employees (Marriage with Foreign Citizens) Rules, 1962, R3 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Application Permanent Resident Certificate, Failure to Obtain a Certificate of Objection A public servant who was without an objectionable national certificate , Married to a foreign national woman. Applicants' complaint from the competent authority was that despite all these years, the authorities had not issued an objection certificate for their spouse to be able to obtain a permanent residence certificate, before the marriage objection certificate Certificate of non-application or entry into the marriage without any objection, may be due to wrongdoing but did not invalidate the marriage. The refusal of a visa would be equivalent to deporting the applicant's wife from Pakistan, and if that happened, the three minor children would be deprived of the love and affection of their real mother and the applicant. Due to the applicant and his three born Pakistani citizens will be seriously violated and violated the basic rights of the children and the whole family, the High Court directed the authorities to complete all the coddling process and the former and the credentials. After verification, the applicant should be allowed according to the law pertaining to Pakistan citizenship Could apply for further action under T 1951.
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