NOOR MUHAMMAD versus AYSHA BIBI
Section 42 of the Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), in its claim against the plaintiff in the 115th plaintiffs suit, challenged the result of false, fraudulent, fraudulent and misrepresentation of the sale of the suit land in favor of the defendant. Was the same and neither did their rights prove to be their right nor the alleged sale case, nor was the plaintiffs given evidence to consider the sale, nor was there any evidence that the defendants were ever Had granted the plaintiff possession of the suit land under the alleged sale. When the hereditary variable was proved in favor of the plaintiffs, he went so far as to point out that in the claimant's manner, the plaintiffs, who were illiterate, witnessed rural women and minors. They were protected under the law and the defendants needed to prove a good conscience about the transaction and the fact that the plaintiffs were given free advice before their alleged sellers The defendants also needed to prove that the plaintiffs / vendors understood the transaction, but the file was thirsty for proof of all those facts, in the absence of such facts, the sale The variable cannot be legally approved, the legal title is transferred to the defendant even otherwise Atpryurtnma the document was wrongly overall title. Abuse of the law was clear before the court decisions and these individuals were subjected to material irregularities and misconduct, revision against the Appellate Court's decision was dismissed and the plaintiffs
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