1. ' ALI NAWAZ CHOWHAN, J.--Mst. Saima and Muhammad Nadeem, her spouse, are before this Court.
2. Apparently they are sui juris. Mst. Saima when questioned, stated that she was not abducted and that she out of her sweet-will has married with Muhammad Nadeem standing besides her. She went on to say that she is now in a family way and would like to continue living with her husband, Muhammad Nadeem.
3. ' Explaining the causes of the petition, Mst. Saima stated that the police were opposed to this marriage and, therefore, they have registered this case not only against Muhammad Nadeem and herself but also against others fabricating the story.
4. Since the petitioners are sui juris and are living as husband and wife through a legal marriage, the two questions which arise are whether this F.I.R. Can proceed against them on the basis of what is averred by the complainant side and whether after their statements in the Court voluntarily made, can they be arrested for this marriage? The answers for both these questions are in the negative.
5. ' Consequently, the Investigating Officer in this case, who happens to be an A.S.-I., is directed to show a copy of this order to the D.S.P. (Legal) of his area and who should proceed further in the matter in accordance with law while sending a report to this Court within 7 days from today on the action taken by him and in case he has any difficulty, he may consult the District Attorney but within the specified period already given. Meanwhile the petitioners shall not be arrested without the permission of this Court.
6. ' With these observations, this writ petition is disposed of.