Section 42 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Section 42 Gifts for Gifts, Counterfeiting and Forgery Gifts to the Owner Knowing the Owner Has Gifted Her Nephew to Suitable Land, Her Death and Her The gift was confirmed about 24 to 24 years before the change of plaintiff identified the change as a result of fraud and fraud, and also asserted that the owner did not know about the mutation in the trial court. Dismissed the case but the lower appellate court ruled on the same decision and upheld the lower appellate court's order Kept. Because the High Court amended the jurisdictional accuracy that the owner did not know about the disputed variable, it is not credible that the landowner was required to pay several government dues on each crop and that it was not possible Nearly 24 to 24 years after the gift, until his death, the owner was unaware of the tenant's change of title to the suit, who withdrew the suit land, but two years later it was re-cultivated. for it was given and stabilized at the time the owner's life was stabilized. Because in the stable, the wand (land distribution) was rebuilt, it was not possible for a landowner to know of a transaction in which his property was separated in favor of someone else, and the lower Also include appellate court orders. The High Court was set aside and the case dismissed. Appeal allowed
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