Section 5 Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Shariah) Application (Orders to Resolve) Ordinance (V of 1975), Sections 2 and 3 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), 5 42 Customs (Punjab) Limited Owner Life Estate Separation, Limited On behalf of the owner plaintiff he also stated that the defendant was a limited owner who did on behalf of his daughter was unlawful and because of the compulsion of the customs plaintiff he was terminated The allottee is the filing owner, the trial court filed a lawsuit and an appeal against the judgment and order of the court. The court was unsuccessful in the trial. The women who were allotted the accuracy were treated with full ownership because the allotment was considered as a grant when the status of the female allies in the courts was changed or crushed to the limited state holders and it was finally settled. Alloty, who was a limited estate holder, allowed the challenge to be granted before the civil court pedigree table, and oral testimony proved that the plaintiff was a limited owner, and the case was dismissed by the combined results of the two courts. The source was entitled to 1/8 share below the widow and the daughter to 1/2 share and the remaining 3/8 herself Will go to the teens
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