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MST. JAMEELA AKHTAR versus PUBLIC AT LARGE

Sections 372 and 373 of the Succession Act 1925, Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Certificate of Succession, Approval of Dispute as Legislative Inheritance Jurisdiction The second petitioner submitted by the defendant to be the second widow of the deceased nun Respondent status denied. Various names existed and the plaintiff petitioner filed a petition before the Family Court seeking a union council record to find out that Nika was admitted to the relevant register under the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, Without passing any order on the trial request, which included the defendant's name, the certificate issued by the trial court was retained by the lower appellate court and raised by the applicant on behalf of the High Court. That a certificate of succession could not be issued without a declaration from the civil court The respondents' accuracy in favor of the marriage to which the defendants were dependent depends on the fact that one of the aspects showed a distorted document because the bride's name was different and under that name, the respondent's name was written in the present case by the Family Court. While the defendant should have been instructed to give a succession certificate, no part of it was said that the defendant will be paid as long as he is the widow of the deceased in the civil court. Such a question cannot be decided in summary proceedings. The Supreme Court advised the defendant to establish himself as the widow of the deceased. Tiling on the civil suit, the Supreme Court directed that if the respondent obtained the order list of supreme court advocates from Charsada lawyer