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ZULFIQAR ALI versus MUHAMMAD SHARIF

Sections 122 and 123 of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), section 42 suit for gift giving, the original owner's rights to the suit property were terminated and the property of one of the deceased's heirs changed over to the rights of his widow and a brother. I was approved. The deceased plaintiff, who was the son of one of the forefathers of the plaintiff's deceased owner, claimed that during her life the deceased owner of the suit land had made an oral gift in favor of the plaintiff, because of the gift. He acknowledged the gift memorandum plaintiff had challenged the hereditary contention that the suit by the deceased owner's widow was not part of the landed property; he did not contest the issue, but rather wrote a confession. A statement was filed, while the victim's brother got involved in the case and heard the case. Under the decree it was claimed that the defendants had presented a valid oral gift in their favor, but the appellate court overturned the trial court's finding and dismissed the case. The alleged gift work was on non-stamped paper and even though it The deceased was allegedly put on the ring by the deceased owner of the suit property, but no expert opinion was sought by the plaintiff; no witness was examined to prove the signature of the alleged marginal witness, professional work. The author's statement and slight testimony contradicted the Court of Appeal's finding that the plaintiff had failed to prove a valid gift in his favor, The deceased owner's High Court widow affirmed her appeal, admitting the claim, in which case only the shareholder's verdict was pronounced. He was dismissed for widow suit property and for the rest criminal advocate from Chowk Azam lawyer