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MUHAMMAD SALEEM AKHTAR versus MUMTAZ BEGUM

Article 215 West Pakistan Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariah) Application Act (V of 1962), Section 5 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The conclusions of the two courts on the concurrence of the High Court justify the last male owner. The gift of land to the wife by the plaintiff because heritage claims that such a woman is a limited owner, her limited property was terminated on the declaration of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1962, the defendants There was a lawsuit on the application that such women receive land through gifts. And not limited to the owner's trial court as well as the first appellate court ordering the plaintiff's case. The high court, holding the conclusions related to the concurrence of the two courts, dismissed the case, stating that the woman was not a limited owner. On the contrary, the applicants with full ownership claimed that the contents of the gift show that the women did not own the property under the gift process but had limited property for the life of the Job Limitation Customs Act, 1920, section 20. , In the case of gifts, should have been challenged within a period of six years and after the expiry of 25 years, the appeal The leave was granted to determine whether the High Court was permissible to overturn concurrent decisions / orders. Content on record and applicable law advocates from Kotli Loharan lawyer