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MST. ZARMEENA versus HAJI PESHMEEN KHAN

Sections 42 and 54 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115 and the XLI, R31 suit, the Claimant of the Decree and Permanent Prohibition claiming that he had inherited the interest from his predecessor on the suit land. Were owners. And that the defendants had no justification to deny their title, sale, mortgage or suit property in any way to their title. The plaintiffs also alleged that the defendants had a change of inheritance in favor of and Variation of sale in favor of another defendant, void, illegal, collective and not effective on their rights, the defendants, in turn, prayed for a permanent injunction pending trial, but the appellate court rejected it. , Dismissing the case, in which the evidence presented by the plaintiffs was lost and they were suffering from serious illness and the result was D was not. That the plaintiff was the owner of the land due to the foreclosed purchase in the interest of the plaintiffs and after his death his legal heir passed on to him as the initial burden of proof on his legal heirs was on the party / plaintiff. Who alleged that he could not be a plaintiff. Defendants benefitted from the shortcomings of the case The appellate court below had properly acted to prevent this case if the FS had failed to produce sufficient evidence to substantiate its claim. The evidence was properly appreciated and the plaintiff could not identify any jurisdictional error in not reading any misrepresentation and evidence or interfering with the finding of a material misconduct or appeal. Decided by the court famous high court advocate from Lower Dir lawyer