Complaint Under Section 6 (5) of Muslim Family Laws |
PURPOSE OF COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 6 (5) OF MUSLIM FAMILY LAWS ORDINANCE 1961: To lodge a complaint against the husband by a Muslim wife upon second which was contracted without the permission of existing wife/wives.
IN THE COURT OF AREA MAGISTRATE MAGISTRATE P.S. (name of
police station and district)
In the matter of:
(Full name, parentage, and address of complainant/wife)
…Complainant
Versus
(Full name, parentage, and address of respondent/husband)
…Respondent
COMPLAINT UNDER SECTION 6 (5) OF MUSLIM FAMILY LAWS
ORDINANCE 1961
Respectfully Sheweth,
1. That the complainant is the wife of the
respondent and marriage was solemnized about 30 years ago in accordance with
Muslim Rites and Ceremonies.
2. That on 01-11-2005, respondent
solemnized his second marriage with (name of the second wife) without prior
permission and intimation of the complainant and Arbitration Council concerned.
3. That respondent contacted the second marriage
during the subsistence of his first marriage, hence he is liable to be
prosecuted Under Section 6 (5) of Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961.
4. That two years ago, the respondent
expelled the complainant from his house situated at Rawalpindi and civil
litigation about a property is pending in the Learned Civil Judge.
5. That the necessary ingredients to
constitute an offense Under Section 6 (5) of the Ordinance are
i. A previous marriage and an existing wife,
(ii) absence of requisite permission from Arbitration
Council for taking the additional wife and
(iii). Celebration of marriage in violation of Section 6 of
the Ordinance and in the present case attracts all the necessary ingredients
for the complaint.
6. That the complainant being the aggrieved
party within the meaning of Rule 21 is legally entitled to institute
proceedings before the criminal Court against the husband Under Section 6 (5).
7. That no doubt predominance of a Muslim
Husband in matrimonial matters recognized yet that in no way meant that the husband
enjoyed unfettered rights. Muslim Family Law Ordinance lay down some
conditions, which if not fulfilled, the husband would be liable to be prosecuted.
In the light of circumstances, referred supra, it is,
therefore, most humbly prayed that complaint Under Section 6 (5) of Muslim
Family Law Ordinance 1961 may please be accepted and the respondent may kindly
be punished for the offense of Polygamy in the interest of justice.
Complainant
Through
(Counsel)
Note:
1.
Attach an affidavit in support of the complaint
2.
Attached copy of Nikahnama/marriage
certificate of husband and second wife.
3.
Attach a copy of Nikahnama ourselves)
4.
Wakalatnama and other relevant documents
etc
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