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- Family Courts Act 1964judiciary-and-law-mcqs › family-courts-act-1964
- Published
- 7 May 2019
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Marriages registered under the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 are not open to challenge or questioning by the Family Court, making option B the correct choice.
More Family Courts Act 1964 MCQs
Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Under Section 18 of the Family Court Act 1964, which type of woman is permitted to be represented by an agent?
- 2.What consequence can a defendant face if they fail to make maintenance payments?
- 3.Which section of the Family Courts Act addresses the issue of contempt of Family Courts?
- 4.Within what time frame must the appellate court resolve a family appeal?
- 5.If a Family Court judgment and decree is delivered by a District Judge or an Additional District Judge, to which authority should an appeal be made?
- 6.Which type of court exercises its authority when enforcing a Family Court's judgment and decree?
- 7.Under which section does a Family Court have the authority to order that payments under its decree be made in installments as it considers appropriate?
- 8.What is the prescribed time limit for filing a family suit according to Section 12-A?
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