In this video how the family court initiates pre trial proceedings
10. Pre-trial proceedings.– [34][(1) When the written statement is filed, the Court shall fix an early date for a pre-trial hearing of the case.]
(2) On the date so fixed, the Court shall examine the plaint, the written statement (if any) and the précise of evidence and documents filed by the parties and shall also, if it so deems fit, hear the parties and their
counsel.
[35][(3) The Family Court may, at the pre-trial stage, ascertain the precise points of controversy between the parties and attempt to effect compromise between the parties.]
[36][(4) Subject to subsection (5), if compromise is not possible between the parties, the Family Court may, if necessary, frame precise points of controversy and record evidence of the parties.]
[37][(5) In a suit for dissolution of marriage, if reconciliation fails, the Family Court shall immediately pass a decree for dissolution of marriage and, in case of dissolution of marriage through khula, may direct
the wife to surrender up to fifty percent of her deferred dower or up to twenty-five percent of her admitted prompt dower to the husband.]
[38][(6) Subject to subsection (5), in the decree for dissolution of marriage, the Family Court shall direct the husband to pay whole or part of the outstanding deferred dower to the wife.]
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