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BALQEES AKHTAR versus IQBAL BOSAN

Section 9 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, West Pakistan Family Courts Act of 1961 (XXXV of 1964), Article 5 and the Scheduled Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Rehabilitation Allowance, which was granted to the wife by the Arbitration Council for a period of three years. , Replaced by Collector. The term of the collector was based on the decision of the Family Court, under which the spouse was allowed to take care of the children from a fixed date and was not allowed to take care of the former, section 9, valid terms of the Muslim Family Lords Ordinance 1961. Provides care only to the wife, on an entirely different basis, while the Family Court has guided the law enacted in the West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964, where a wife or child may seek their rehabilitation allowance. That cannot be more than six months away, the District Collector has, thus, mistakenly given his decision to the Family Court. Based on the decree that was given to the spouse to care for the children of the judge, the section approved by the district collector also dealt with all the cases where the husband was obliged to retain his wife. Was not demanded and she was the mother of two children, the order passed by the District Collector was devoid of the application of facts, law and intelligence. The circumstances of the case of the Wife of the Collector, under which he reduced the period of care of his wife, were restored by the Arbitration Council, which was completely legal and based on true evidence of evidence. criminal advocate from Dinga lawyer