The Special Relief Act, 1877, Sec. 42 of the Act, Article 64 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3), challenged the claimant's change of legacy in the trial which was followed by the trial. Appeal court dismissed. The case, which was upheld by the High Court in review, was added by the plaintiff to prove that the victim was a suicide attack, much less to establish his alleged relationship, by the plaintiff. Both witnesses were strangers to the witnesses as it was taken almost two years before the residence in the village where the disputed land was located, while the latter village was located 10/15 miles away from the plaintiff's village, The plaintiff did not examine the person who had any specific information about his relationship with the pedigree table. The plaintiff was not affiliated with the deceased in any way nor was it proved according to the law that the claim of the plaintiff was not valid The decision to record was not guaranteed to interfere with the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and granted leave for appeal. Refused
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