ASHIQ HUSSAIN AND 8 OTHERS versus KABIR
Section 3: Right to Suicide Attack Limited property, limited to widowhood, ended with only two daughters after widow's death, transfer of entire property to her daughters was plaintiff. Her estate was part of property in the West. From the year 1962, terminated by section 3 of the Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia Application) Act, 1962, all legal heirs of the limited owner shall be the owners according to their Shariah Shares, which has no male problem, its two Daughters are collectively entitled to a share of 2/3, while 1 / 3rd will go to suicide bombers, of whom the plaintiff was only alive, indeed dead. S part of one of the daughters had been incorrectly allocated to the plaintiff, as was her daughter's death. In the year 1978, he transferred all his rights in favor of his sister's son on 8-8 1965, the plaintiff was entitled to share only 1 / 3rd of his property in the limited owner verdict and decree issued by the trial court. And the High Court amended the decision that the daughters were entitled to the 2 / 3rds, while the plaintiff was entitled to the 1 / 3rds of the limited owner's property accordingly the decree was amended partially. Appeal was allowed on
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