Section Q 42 Law of the Law (of 1984 of the), Article Su64 On the death of the original owner of the suit land, the inheritance of the land was passed in the name of the transfer applicant who was his nephew and the respondent's sole The legal heir case was original. The owner did not die unconscious, but survived two sons who were in the interest of the respondents. A respondent also claimed to be the daughter of the original owner. The trial court filed the respondents. The case was dismissed, but the appellate court ruled that legitimate respondents were required by witnesses to establish their relationship with the original owner of the suit land. Prove that those who had specialized sources of knowledge and who had the required qualifications were set out in Article 64 of the Constitution of the Constitution, 1984, but could not do so because the witnesses presented by the defendants made contradictory statements. The death of one of the original owner's alleged sons, which was allegedly claimed to be in the interest of the respondents, is contradictory testimony The original witnesses said that up to the date of the original owner's son's death, he had proved What is not that they were not credible witnesses, the respondents who claimed to be the grand children of the original owner, could not present any family member to prove the relationship between them and the deceased original. The owner and it was difficult to understand that after the death of the original owner the son would be so ignorant of his rights in the property that he would not know that the applicants were in possession and he would not be able to do so without claiming his claim. Will remain silent for decades. The property appellate court did not hold that the appellant's decision was to set aside the impugned order.
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