Defense Saving Certificate Rules 1966 R 13 The Defense Saving Certificate was owned by the buyer, who in the event of his death usually inherited his inheritance, wherever the rights of the heirs were defeated. The aforesaid clause of the rules derived from the common law should be strictly interpreted so that in case of inheritance, the Muslim personal law was applied to the parties under Law 13, Defense Saving Certificate Rules 1966, which provided for the claim made under the said person. Was gone R 13, which was in direct conflict with the explicit inheritance law, was to strengthen this law and to provide it with a pathway under the Defense Savings Certificate Rules, 1966, and to enforce these rules. Was mandatory. In the name of the deceased and the profits the inheritance law in spite of the Defense Defense Saving Certificate. It had to be inherited according to the law according to its legal heritage
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