MST. MASHAN THROUGH LEGAL HEIRS versus FAKHAR IMAM THROUGH IRSHAD BIBI
Sections 96, O XXIII, R 3 and Section 12 (2) of the Special Relief Act (1 of 1877), Sections 9 and 42 of the Convention of the Queen (10 of 1984), Article 114 of the Islamic Law Gift Proof Gift, an unmarried old paradigm woman. In favor of her nephew, her deceased brother's son, subsequently challenged by the woman under section 12 (2), the nephew's CPC opinion was that the gift certified by voluntary consent was granted to the woman. The source cannot be attacked because the consent decree acts as a lower court. Examined the evidence on the record presented by both parties correctly and concisely and with good reason concluded that it was the woman who appeared in the court and accepted the defendant's nephew. Through which he confessed to making a legitimate gift. There was no ambiguity or suspicion in his favor and his identity or presence before the court. Such results did not show the result of reading any false statement or evidence as to coherence. And because of this, there can be some contradictions in approving this change because the lady was an older uneducated woman and her nephew never applied for a woman's thumb impression through the Fingerprint Expert. The importance was lost and they could not be. The submission of a written consent decree by the courts below constituted the basis for disturbing the factual finding that the proceedings under section 12 (2) did not upset the lower courts, CPC Pilia. A male member of her family was irrelevant about the lack of advice
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