The Mohammedan Law Gift Estoppel suit for property owned by the heirs in the interests of the parties was the grandfather of the plaintiffs and the father of the defendants, during the life of the predecessor, 1/4 of the interests of the parties were transferred in favor of the property. Variation was granted by means of the gift and in effect the approval was granted in favor of the plaintiff in the interest of the parties after the death of the predecessor, in favor of the plaintiff to change the inheritance. Excluded and appealed before. The lower appellate court also met with the same fate as where the 1 / 4th of the property was transferred to the plaintiff and the mutation was also approved, such a gift was valid and complete in all respects, because the defendant had Was not challenged and the final plaintiff could not be deprived of his legal shares, which he was entitled to inherit. In the interests of the interests of the two courts on the issue of extrapolation through legal proceedings. The results could not be made permanent and the decisions and orders under the two courts were not set aside.
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