It is
undoubtedly true that the "best interests" test as applied and
understood in the Pakistani courts was substantially different than it would
have been in the hands of an American court. Nonetheless, as the Maryland court
explained: "a Pakistani court could only determine the best interest of a
Pakistani child by an analysis utilising the customs, culture, religion, and
mores of the community and country of which the child and – in this case – her
parents were a part, i.e., Pakistan." Thus, the Maryland court refused to
rehear the custody issues and enforced the Pakistani judgement. What was the decision of the Maryland court?

Question

It is
undoubtedly true that the "best interests"  test  as applied and
understood in the Pakistani courts was substantially different than it would
have been in the hands of an American court. Nonetheless, as the Maryland court
explained: "a Pakistani court could only determine the best interest of a
Pakistani child by an analysis utilising the customs, culture, religion, and
mores of the community and country of which the child and – in this case – her
parents were a part, i.e., Pakistan." Thus, the Maryland court refused to
rehear the custody issues and enforced the Pakistani judgement. What was the decision of the Maryland court?

Accepted Answer

not
to hear the case

Answer

not
to agree with the previous court decision

Answer

to
hear the case considering the USA customs

Answer

to
hear the case in the interests of the child

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