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MST. BARKAT BIBI versus AMEER ALAM MUNIR

Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), OIX, R8 suit, execution of contract of sale agreement, which was to issue, was the husband of the defendant and the brother of the appellant was the brother of the deceased. The nephew was the widow's plaintiff after the death of the deceased, claiming the specific performance of the contract against the deceased's widow that prior to her death the deceased had entered into an agreement with him to sell the suit property and that he had paid the deceased as a sum. Had paid enough money to the deceased. But before the contract was registered, the deceased's widow accepted the plaintiff's claim, but the appellant, who was the real sister of the victim, filed an appeal against the decree that the stamp paper on record was correct. The photocopy clearly showed the date on which the stamp was. The overwriting and controversial entry was a fake which was sold. The widow's widow had a compelling reason to support her so that the appellants could be deprived of the property by being the sisters of her deceased husband, although the deceased's widow accepted the receipt of the dues by the deceased. Failure to calculate the amount as it has been on record that the deceased had a small amount of money in two different bank accounts at the time of his death, it was not credible that there was no receipt for payment of late. The statements of the witnesses were contradictory, although the appellant did not specifically deny the signatures of the accused, but Refusing to fork over the organs of the contentious document will result in total manual rejection, as well as between the late and the appellant by the appellant. top civil advocates from Eminabad lawyer