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Court expecting Misbah settlement Court begins Misbah case hearing
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The estranged parents of 12-year-old Misbah Rana are due to submit details of an out-of-court settlement to a court in Pakistan. A court in Pakistan has begun considering the future of runaway schoolgirl Misbah Ranah.
The Supreme Court in Islamabad has ruled that her mother, Louise Campbell, and father, Sajad Rana, put proposals for access in writing. The 12-year-old left her mother's home in Scotland for Pakistan last August.
Ms Campbell has offered to drop her claim for full custody provided she has regular contact with her daughter. The case called at the Supreme Court in Islamabad but was adjourned after a proposal from Misbah's mother, Louise Campbell, requesting holiday visits.
Misbah left her mother's home in Scotland for Pakistan last August. Ms Campbell has offered to drop her claim for full custody provided she has regular contact with her daughter, who is living with her father, Sajad Rana.
It is still not clear whether the case will be decided on Wednesday.
Misbah hopes for life in PakistanMisbah hopes for life in Pakistan
Last week, a judge ruled that the parties involved should return to court on Wednesday with details of a settlement. Last week the court ruled that the schoolgirl's parents should put their proposals for access in writing.
The case of the schoolgirl has been fraught with claim and counter-claim and a series of deferred hearings. Ms Campbell, who lives in the Western Isles, had been granted interim custody of her daughter by the Court of Session in Edinburgh last June.
Misbah, also known as Molly Campbell, has insisted she now wants to live with her father's family in Pakistan. However, Misbah, also known as Molly Campbell, has insisted she now wants to live with her father's family in Pakistan.
Over the weekend, Mr Rana denied reports that she is to study Islam at a controversial religious school in Islamabad.Over the weekend, Mr Rana denied reports that she is to study Islam at a controversial religious school in Islamabad.