Mohammedan Laws In the presence of a remote minority of residents, distant relatives did not have a right to inherit This part of was denied. And remote people sold such land in favor of the shopkeepers. The alleged sellers had no title. After the alleged seller (distant relative) did not receive any honors in the property, no one could give Wendy any title, thus the shopkeeper could not claim a better title than he had got. The transfer of section 41, the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 clauses will not apply to the facts and circumstances of the matter, as it was not a defect in the title of seller, but was a case where, according to all decisions and orders, it had no No title. Due to its validity under the courts, the transfer of any interference is not guaranteed by the Transferred Property Act (IV of 1882), section 41
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