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RAZIA BIBI versus MARIAM BIBI

Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 43 Swat, which declares the sale of the land by a co-owner of the land to the son of the landowner and sells it to his son. Land is inherited to the extent of 8 and 7/8. The victim's son sold some of his land, respectively. The victim's widow claimed that her son had 1/8 of the specific measles numbers sold to the shopkeepers / defendants, the sale was illegal and illegal as the appellate court heard the plaintiff during the appeal hearing. The case was pronounced, his son / other shareholder became the sole legal heir of the deceased plaintiff's son, though he sold the particular measles number to the sellers / defendants, but he had more land than his Sold, legally owned and sold by the Real Estate, even though such transfer is common Subject to the final and final division of the property because the plaintiff had 1/8 share of every inch of joint holding with his son, the matter was included under section 43 of the Transferring Property Act 188 because after the deceased plaintiff Was the only son who sold the land to the seller even if the sale was made by an unauthorized person at the relevant time, but as a result the person acquired the title of the land. In the dispute, the deceased plaintiff's seller / son could not maintain any proceedings as his deceased mother / heirs of the plaintiff High Court set aside the decisions and orders of the two courts and the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff was dismissed. ? online advocate from Fort Abbas lawyer