Article 185 (185) of the Constitution of Pakistan, a new petition for the addition of temporary facts to a temporary allotment for restoration by the courts, was renamed in the name of his brother as a nephew of the original allottee of the disputed property. Claiming an allotment of property in his name, all the courts below decided to settle the case against the applicant and he was not entitled to the allotment of disputed property taken by the applicant after the death of the allottee. The legacy will open. Heritage, under Islamic law and the applicant also gets the share of being an nephew of the Altages, because in both the Altages there was no male problem, the finding of accuracy was due to the reading of inaccurate material or the absence of any piece of material. No illegal action was encountered due to reading. The question raised by the evidence applicant was a question which was not decided before the Supreme Court. Although the change of inheritance of the allotment would be approved, the applicant could raise the question which would be decided in accordance with the law. If he feels inconvenient, he can find a remedy to it according to law. The Supreme Court refused to interfere with the decisions. And the leave orders for appeal by the courts below were rejected.
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