CH. MUHAMMAD BOOTA versus MST. BANO BEGUM
Special Relief Act 1877 Sections 39 and 42 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 144 declaration of the gift deed given to the defendant (his mother) by the defendant (his daughter) to the defendant (his daughter) and The court dismissed the cancellation case, but the appellate court ruled that the donor was an old, sick and illiterate woman, who died after a few months of gifted records, but could not prove the contents of the gift process. After the donor was read and the contents were heard and understood, the original gift record on the occasion of the request for review was submitted before the High Court. There were donor thumb impressions at each of the four locations and the impressions of each thumb were visible with the naked eye, which is why only a confirmed photo copy of the gift process was shown in the evidence for which the impression of the thumb is unclear. Such an exhibit was a suspicious document and the appellate court did not rightly rely. The donor (mother) of the same and the trial court did not know the actual nature of the document that was produced by the defendant, but rather he was deceived and his thumb impression was obtained through false statement. , The donor had never consciously made a gift of the property. The impression of the thumb on the plaintiff's signature or any act was not sufficient to prove its implementation in every case, regardless of its strange facts and circumstances, the plaintiff convinced that it was his mother's inheritance. I have been a co-partner and have been waiting for eleven years in the hope that he will get his share, but, frustrated, he has finally filed a lawsuit against the plaintiff.
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