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ALLAH DAWAYA versus ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE

Muslim Family Law Ordinance 1961 Section 4 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 11 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Rule of Succession Decision, Applicants are claimed to be the offspring of the deceased daughter. It is claimed that it contains 1/2 part. The trial court dismissed the case, including a request for resistance against the property of the deceased respondents, saying that in the previous case, the applicants had challenged the authenticity of the gift in favor of the respondents, while in the present case the applicants. Claimed legal share of the legacy out of a late inheritance, so the cause of action in both cases was different. The appellate court set aside the verdict and decree, and the trial court dismissed the trial judge's decision as a preventive injunction, which relates to the applicant's claim, along with the gift question. The legacy of the deceased was provoked and permanently determined that he was not entitled to any part of the deceased sous's heirs. The verdict and order were not challenged and he was finalized. The case was strongly affected by the Res Judeta doctrine and was not guaranteed to interfere with such an inappropriate decision. The Supreme Court dismissed the plea and refused to grant leave of appeal. property advocate from Narowal lawyer