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MST. NOOR FATIMA versus SHAH JI

The West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1962 Section 2A [wherein the Punjab Ordinance No. XIII, 1983] has been amended. Inheriting the transfer of shares, the plaintiffs were excluded from the property left by the predecessor in the interest of the parties. The plaintiffs' position was that in the interest of the plaintiff, the predecessor was hearing a succession case under Muslim law. The plaintiff dies before the declaration of the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Petition Act, 1948, as a foreclosure of interest, the death of the plaintiff before or after the issuance of the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) petition Act. The question of, 1948 was irrelevant under the meaning of Section 2A of the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1962 [as part of the Punjab Ordinance No. XII of 1983], in the interests of the West Punjab Muslim Personal The Law (Shariah) had acquired property in dispute before the commencement of the Act of 1948, which would be considered the absolute owner of such land. As if the land had been spread under such Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1937, and after his death all his legal legacies would have to be inherited according to his legal share which is given below. The decisions and orders of both the courts were set aside. The high of the plaintiffs was ordered by the High Court to be in the jurisdiction of the amendment famous supreme court advocate from Chitral lawyer