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MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUF versus SHABBIR HUSSAIN

Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 42 The Suite of Benami Transaction Theory Progress, Plaintiff's Applicability claimed that he purchased the suit shop carefully and paid his money, but in the name of the defendant sold Implemented was his younger son Benami. Defendant denied the plaintiff's title, creating a need to file a lawsuit. Defendant pleaded that at the time of the sale transaction was considered by him without disclosing any source of income, the defendant was a small case that was being tried, but the appellate court dismissed the case. done. , The appellate court's approach was in favor of the plaintiff assuming that the plaintiff purchased his son's name from the suit shop with the intention that his father own the gift through a gift. Applying the theory of progress provided in English law, wherein it is said that if the purchase was made by an individual in the name of a child or the wife then the child or the wife would be considered a buyer for valuable consideration. That the theory was not applicable in Pakistan and the Pakistani law had no concept of deciding whether the transaction was anonymous or a gift, was one of the purposes of the intention, where it was proved that the father had no son's name. The son was an anonymous and the father was the real owner; the appellate court ruled in his jurisdiction that he had committed material misconduct. While diminishing the decision and said that the claimant had been dismissed best advocate from Hub Inds Estate lawyer