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MUHAMMAD SHAFI versus MUHAMMAD ISHAQUE

Registration Act 1908 Section 15 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Constitution of Sections 17 and 49 of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the case under pre-arrest by the trial court, because the plaintiff is the owner of the plaintiff. was done. The appellate court reversed the appellate court's decision, setting aside the trial court's High Court decision and order, and reinstating the trial court's decision that relied on an unregistered gift process to claim it from the parties. The evidence of the High Court was fully examined in order to conclude that the gift of the land under Section 17, Registration Act, 1908 was compulsorily registered, the High Court also came to the conclusion that the defendants The gift process established by was created to provide evidence to support the owner of the property in question Vinay his application was considered suspect, and rightly so I was ready to become a master of the defendants in the SEC. The matter was recorded by the High Court on the basis of strong and strong evidence, no misrepresentation or failure to read the evidence was identified on the record, therefore, the High Court stayed. What was Appeals denied, Khaliq Ahmad Ansari, Advocate Supreme Court with MA Qureshi, Advocate on petitioner's record immigration advocates contact from Bhara Kahu lawyer