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AMINA versus MUHAMMAD HASSAN

West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 114 and OXLVII, R1 inherited the deceased's heir the deceased's son received 2/3 of the deceased's property while the defendant (daughter) The plaintiff claimed in her claim that her late father had verbally gifted all her property in favor of her and that the defendant had her No part was entitled and no change in inheritance was guaranteed and that would be fixed. The trial court dismissed the plaintiff's case, while the appellate court ruled on the review of contradictory statements of the chief justice of his testimony regarding the delivery of possession based on the alleged gift of the defendant's defendant and the defendant's deceased father. ? The father survived the alleged oral gift on record but did not come forward to defend the gift of change in favor of his son, so did the dying mother and did not challenge Jenny's cancellation order of the gift mutation in the case of the alleged mutation. After inheriting the property for four years, the inherited mutation had finalized, which remained intact and was fully aware of the cancellation of the gift change without change because his wife (the plaintiff's mother) He was present at the time of the deletion of these mutants and four years without the facts of the delivery of gifts and possession. In the affidavit, the plaintiff did not do anything against the revocation of the gift and after the death of the deceased the claim was made in the oral gift confessed in favor of the plaintiff and his second wife (the defendant's mother and the plaintiff's). Stepmother's illicit influence advocate for immigration from Multan lawyer