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SHER AND ANOTHER versus MST. FATIMA THROUGH L.RS. AND OTHERS

Section 42 of the Muslim Personal Law (Shariah) Application Act (Punjab Amendment) Ordinance (XIII of 1983), Section 2 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the last male owner's limited property to acquire the daughters of the plaintiffs. The defendants, who were the daughters of the last male owner, died without any male issue in favor of the inheritance, and the land was converted into limited property in favor of his widow in 1934. When the widow remarried, the suit was changed in favor of the land. In that year, two daughters, 1935 defendants, claimed to have committed suicide. The suit cannot be changed in Q because they were married, the trial court pronounced the verdict and the judgment and order passed by the trial court. The exercise of the revised jurisdiction has been set aside by the appellate court High Court under both the decisions and hearings by the two courts that the daughters deserve. Due to their respective share under the Shariah, the mutation in favor of the daughters in the property left by the deceased owner continued as long as it was filed 43 years after the approval of the controversial change. In view of Section 2A of the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act (Punjab Amendment) Ordinance 1983, the matter cannot be treated as a closed transaction and the widow and the deceased owner had two daughters. In the suit land and the rest of the land Shariah shares were to go to the suicide bombers in their respective shares; any error in the judgment given by the High Court, legal or right list of supreme court advocates from Shikarpur lawyer