The suit for the declaration of section Su42 received a ruling on the daughter of the deceased woman lady, the plaintiff's female plaintiff, who was released by the Additional Commissioner Revenue, saying that the deceased woman was a Shiite, because she was his only daughter. In particular, he has the right to inherit the property. The Board of Revenue's constitutional application was disposed of and the renovation was approved in favor of the daughter, whereby the deceased woman's entire property was allocated to her defendants, who were the successor to the defendant's father-in-law, and decided the suit. Was heard. In the appeal the decree was reversed, the victim was the sole proprietor of the immovable property and was not traditionally owned by the plaintiff because of the suicide of her late husband's ex-husband. Was not entitled to the deceased woman, whether it was a Shiite or a Sunni appellate finding, based on valid reason.
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