ABDULLAH versus MST. KHATOON BIBI
Section 42 of the Colonial Law of Government Lands (Punjab Law 1912), Section 10 and 19A [wherein the Government's Land Colonization (Punjab) Act (III of 1951)] is enshrined in Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The widow's limited estate, the sale of the value of the property, quoting the property rights, left behind a widow, a daughter, and a brother in the yarn of the yarn in 1939; I entered the property because the widow sold the property during her life in 1951 about the land, and was given property rights after the widow's death, the inheritance changed. The confirmation was made in the year 1962, when the plaintiff in favor of the brother leaving the daughter attacked the land because of this change. The part and right of conversion of his uncle as his daughter was wrong. The trial court dismissed the case, but the appellate court allowed the appeal and the trial court upheld the decision by the appellate jury. The second appeal raised by the defendant was denied that at the time of the widow's death the provisions of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1962, the estate owned by the widow, were abolished. And there was succession. As required under Shariah law under section 19A of the Government Lands (Punjab) Colonization Act, 1951, as entered in the year 1951, it was under section 19A of the colonies of public lands (Punjab). ) Act, 1951, that the widow submitted 8 195 sale prices in 1951 before her death, both the courts below adopted the correct view that after collecting the sale price, the proprietary rights were granted.
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