JANE MARGRAT WILLIAM versus ABDUL HAMID MIAN
Claims for section 8 and 42 of the case and for the possession of it the plaintiff (her husband) claimed that he was the real owner of the property because he had bought the land on it by own means and built it and from it Borrowed, while the interest of the plaintiff (wife) was merely anonymous trial court. The plaintiff of the litigation did not appear to testify to its position that such funds disputed with the plaintiff's money spent on the acquisition / construction of houses and shops through his defendant's ownership. The money was not claimed in the account by the plaintiff's mother, nor her mother the plaintiff if the mother of such amount, such circumstances do not prove that the money was sent by the gift to the defendant. So this amount can be best understood as a loan by the claimant to the defendant's mother, who did not claim it. The plaintiff could not claim it as a gift from the plaintiff that the plaintiff borrowed from the plaintiff to acquire / build the suit property, the documents on record by the defendant show that neither the plaintiff ever did The loan was requested and he did not pay the loan amount from the plaintiff's mother's account. The account was not a loan, but it belonged to it because neither the defendant nor his mother contradicted his testimony if the plaintiff's father had any property, he would be entitled to probate or administration letters from any competent court. Would offer, if any. To prove that he or his mother had received enough money in the plaintiff's account to claim disputed property ownership.
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