CJP Isa explained on the decision of Supreme Court on wife’s Haq Meher Rights that the Nikkah Nama doesn’t indicate the ideal opportunity for the payment of the Haq Mehar, the spouse holds the option to request it whenever.
Communicating worry over the need for legitimate intervention in such matters, CJP Isa condemned the prolonged legal fight in court by the spouse for this situation, underlining that it required six years for the matter to arrive at the High Court.
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The CJP additionally reprimanded lower courts for not punishing the husbands for recording pointless appeals at court, taking note that such activities add to the extended term of legal procedures. He recommended that impressive fines on people recording wrong appeals could facilitate the legal cycle and keep the system from being deadened by such practices.
As per these perceptions, the CJP coordinated Khalid Parvez to pay a fine of Rs100,000, take care of the expenses of legal procedures, and satisfy the dower commitment to his wife, Samina.
The appeal documented by Khalid Parvez was excused by the High Court. The decision highlights the meaning of maintaining ladies’ privileges and deterring unjustifiable requests to guarantee a more effective legal system.