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SAID BIBI versus HAYAT BIBI

West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act 1962 S 2 A certain relief act (I of 1877), suits inherited for sections 42 and 54 perpetual injunction, the original owner of the suit estate dies, the victim's son reveals himself. The deceased's legacy, in relation to the whole of the land of the deceased, was approved for a change in his name, he deprived his sister, who, in her realm, of her daughter being a plaintiff, a third of the deceased. Was also entitled to share. One-third was entitled to inheritance and, being the son of the defendant, 2/3 of the deceased's land was entitled to the right and that under the variable, the deceased's entire land was given to the defendant to be the sole heir of the deceased. Was illegal, invalid and ineffective because the plaintiff had the right to own 1/3 of the land, the suit was dismissed by the trial court, but the trial court's finding in the appeal was overturned and the defendant's claim was upheld. Was declared. The NGR in its review claimed that under Section 2A, the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1962, it acquired the entire land of the deceased as the absolute owner as a male. And this right was not available to anyone. The woman and the plaintiff who was the plaintiff cannot claim any part of the deceased's land. There is no difference between a man or a woman unless the legacy of a Muslim deceased was not in view of the legal status before 15 194 1948 which was acquired by the last owner. Agricultural land by a Muslim under traditional 15 Before 1948, it will be inherited under Muslim Personal Law and after his death his heirs will inherit as per Muslim law, whether male or female. Death tax advocates from Talhur lawyer