As per Lawkidunya, The Pakistan Divorce Act is not a single act, but rather a collection of laws and regulations that govern divorce in Pakistan. Here are some key laws and regulations related to divorce in Pakistan:

Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961

1. Divorce by husband: A husband can divorce his wife by pronouncing “talaq” (divorce) three times.
2. Divorce by wife: A wife can seek divorce through the court on grounds such as cruelty, desertion, or non-payment of maintenance.

Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939

1. Grounds for divorce: A wife can seek divorce on grounds such as absence of husband, non-payment of maintenance, polygamy, or cruelty.
2. Procedure for divorce: The wife must file a suit in court, and the court will attempt to reconcile the couple before granting a divorce.

Family Courts Act, 1964

1. Establishment of family courts: The Act established family courts to deal with family-related disputes, including divorce.
2. Jurisdiction: Family courts have jurisdiction to try and dispose of cases related to divorce, maintenance, custody of children, and other family-related matters.

Other Laws and Regulations

1. The Muslim Family Laws (Amendment) Act, 2015: Amended the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, to provide for the registration of marriages and divorces.
2. The Family Courts (Amendment) Act, 2015: Amended the Family Courts Act, 1964, to provide for the establishment of family courts in each district of Pakistan.

These laws and regulations govern divorce in Pakistan, and provide for the rights and responsibilities of husbands and wives in the event of a divorce.