Supreme Court rules on child maintenance based on father's financial capacity
Most outlets reported the Supreme Court's ruling that child maintenance should be determined by a child's reasonable needs and the father's financial capacity. Dunya News highlighted the decision as upholding the Sindh High Court's ruling, while ProPakistani emphasized the clarification of child support criteria, noting factors such as income and social status.
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Supreme Court Clarifies Child Support Criteria
The Supreme Court has ruled that a child’s reasonable needs, the father’s financial capacity, income and social status must be… Read More The post Supreme Court Clarifies Child Support Criteria appeared first on ProPakistani.
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SC rules child maintenance to be based on father's financial capacity
The Supreme Court ruled that child maintenance must be based on a minor's reasonable needs and the father's financial capacity, upholding the Sindh High Court's decision.
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