As per apnaqanoon,The council also observed that denying a husband the right to appeal against such a ‘unilateral’ court decision would also be unjust as per Islamic law/qanoon. According to a majority of ulemas, a wife has to forfeit her financial rig hts when ‘Khula’ is used to dissolve a marriage.
As per apnaqanoon, A Muslim woman can remarry after obtaining a divorce through khula under Muslim law/qanoon in Pakistan. It allows a Muslim wife to seek a divorce from her husband by mutual agreement or through a court if she is not able to live with her husband due to his ill-treatment, cruelty, or desertion…
As per apnaqanoon By Mohammad law/qanoon divorce may be made in either of two forms- Talaq or khula. A divorce which is given by husband is called ‘Talaq’ in Muslim law/qanoon and divorce by woman is called ‘khula
As per apnaqanoon, understanding the different stages of divorce, you can be better prepared to deal with them if you ever find yourself going through this process. Denial. … Anger. … Bargaining. … Depression. … Acceptance. ..
As per apnaqanoon, divorce is a formal ending of a marriage. It’s more permanent than a separation and involves a legal process according to law/qanoon. If you get a divorce, that means the marriage is officially over.
As per apnaqanoon, the most common reasons people give for their divorce are lack of commitment and lack of trust too much arguing, infidelity, marrying too young, unrealistic expectations, lack of equality in the relationship, lack of preparation for marriage, and abuse trust each other according to law/qanoon.
As per apnaqanoon,Khula (Arabic:خلع) is the right of a woman in Islam to divorce and it means separation from her husband. After divorce, the husband is responsible for the education and maintenance of the children according to islamic law/qanoon
As per apnaqanoon,Criminal records in Pakistan are most often created and processed at the local district where of the area where the person lives. We check the First Investigation Report (FIR) and Basta B register to check of the name of the person appears and try to get a copy of the FIR which is…
As per apnaqanoon, the remedies available when police refuse to register FIR By complaining to the superintendent of police. By complaining to a judicial magistrate. By filing the writ petition according to law/qanoon ..
As per apnaqanoon, You can send your complaint in writing and by post to the DPO, CCPO, DIG or sho concerned. If the DPO, CCPO, DIG or SHO is satisfied with your complaint, he shall order the registration of FIR. 3 You can file a complaint to the District Public Safety and Police Complaints Authority…