Section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 The Factum of Divorce and its Impact Courts must decide the dispute in light of the law of the land, which requires that a divorce be effective if it is by the Chairman, Union Council So accordingly. The provisions of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, which was a valid constitution, even though the photocopy copy of the law in the hands of the plaintiff is considered a genuine document, were not extracted by the chairman of the Tughlaq Union Council, but it was not. Could become However, effective evidence on record was fraught with contradictions in support of the divorce prepared by the plaintiff, and no attempt was made to ensure that the original divorce, if any, exists on the record, even though the divorce was proved in the circumstances. Was not done
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