The legacy plaintiff claims that her father was the son of a woman's real brother, the widow of a man who died unconscious in India. He said that the woman was a limited owner of the real estate and after her death her property should be returned to her and not from the woman who was the sister of her grandfather, who died without the death of Swat. Dismissed, but there was no evidence to prove that her decision was justified in the appeal to prove that the woman died as a limited owner because she had married her husband on her property. An inheritance was deprecated, it was not presented on the record whether it was received by the owner of the disputed property as a full or limited owner; He was. The plaintiff was found to have failed to prove in the circumstances that the woman was a limited owner and the plaintiff's father was his real brother who was filed by the plaintiff or disappointingly allowed to be reviewed by the defendants. And the appellate court's decision was set aside. Trial court restored
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