Section 2, 2A [as incorporated by the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application (Punjab Amendment) Ordinance (XIII of 1983)] and 3 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 11 West Pakistan, Land Revenue Act (XVII) 1967), Section 42 ends the limited interest in the last male owner's property without proving the relationship between the claimant and the deceased owner, the identity of the successor and the heirs of the late owner are considered to have been inherited upon his death. He has lost his life, it will be assumed that the property of all these people will depend on all those who, according to the Shariah according to the history of their death. And in the case of the death of them, part of it will move on. No successor to his successor will be defeated by the law or the principle of race jurisprudence, because no law or decision can make Shariah law a superior law. Without direct and legal evidence, without any recognition that the property contains a limited interest and that the claimant was the legal heir of the last male owner heirs mutation, or the revenue record to be prepared on the basis of the relationship between his claimant and the last male The proof of existence cannot be understood. The owner of the property
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