Ameera Jabir v. Yasmin Jabir Nee Nazick – sllr 1991 volume 1 page 282

In the case between Ameera Jabir (Plaintiff) and Yasmin Jabir nee Nazick (Defendant), the court addressed the issue of whether an order by the Board of Quazis under the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act falls within the appeal mechanism of Section 60(1), and if leave to appeal can be granted under Section 62 when the petitioner lacks a power of attorney. The findings established that the right of appeal is confined to orders made pursuant to an appeal or inquiry specified in Section 60(1), and a revision application filed without a valid power of attorney did not qualify. The holding reaffirmed the principle that appeals from the Board of Quazis are limited by strict statutory criteria. Reliance was placed on the relevant provisions of the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act, particularly Sectio