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NASIR ALI versus MUHAMMAD HANIF

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 The last male owner died in 1924, after which his entire property was changed to his widow's name when the limited owner gave the property under question to his daughter. In favor of the son of The suicide of the last male owner in 1941 challenged the gift transaction through suit, declaring that the gift for the declaration of effect, which was done by the limited owner in favor of the dyes, was invalid and valid in their property. There was no legal consequence of the rights, the sister of the last male owner of the sister however, by separate claim, she claimed that she was entitled to 7/16 th part of the land under which such suit was fought and the plaintiff. The facts of the victim's sister were not even acknowledged. Finally, in the first phase, the parties to the dispute appeared before the Supreme Court. The litigation, which was decided under the judgment dated 10 1993, under which the High Court was remanded with the agreement of the parties, the question of the plaintiff's sister was not decided on the last male holder. , That too must be decided in advance. The parties have further agreed that the issue should be decided on the basis of Islamic law, regardless of the inheritance technical dispute (including reduction, finalization of orders). The plaintiff proved to be the sister of the last male owner, she would acquire her share in accordance with the Muhammadan law and so on as the other heirs, and the daughter of the deceased landlord, the Supreme Court allowed an appeal in the matter of the parties' agreement. On remand, the court found that the plaintiff was the sister of the deceased landlord and that he had been given property in his property on 7/16. pakistani advocates Phagwar lawyer