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SHAH BEGUM versus DESTRICT JUDGE, SIALKOT

Section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 Ordinance of the West Pakistan Family Courts (XXXV of 1964), Article 5 Pakistan (1973), Article 199 By dissolution of marriage by the wife and the case for marital rights by the husband. In her statement before the Family Court expressing her hatred for the constitutional petition, she maintained such restraint on her husband, including his written statement in a marital rights lawsuit by her husband and in her case. The same was eliminated on all occasions. In the constitutional petition, the District Judge and his statement in front of the High Court, the courts can otherwise see that they have the right to open courts if they fail to prove the basis for dissolving the marriage of the wife. Were under the duty of. Failure of this court's decision would equate their mind to wrongly resolve the right of integration with Islam. And because of non-compliance with the law, the High Court reversed the Family Court order and after the appellate court passed without legal authority and jurisdiction, the wife accepted the constitutional plea and dissolved the marriage. For the wife's case. Khulla dismisses husband's claim on grounds of her own rights and restoration of marital rights best advocate from Akhora Khattak lawyer