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MUHAMMAD BAKHSH versus MST. GHULAM FATIMA THROUGH L.RS.

Section 19 A Co-operative Society Act (VII of 1925), Section 27 As a member of the Cooperative Farming Society of that area, the allotment of state land was already authorized by the authorities for the grant of proprietary rights when it acquired the interests of the allottee and The rights were transferred. The said inheritance in the aforesaid land is subject to transfer to its legal heritage under the Muslim Personal Law but nevertheless, despite anything contained in the By-Laws of the Co-operative Society, the nomination of a person by the late Allottee, by itself. The heirs themselves will not lose their legal heirs. Section 27, the buried provisions of the Co-operative Society Act, 1925, and the by-laws of the Society shall not be constrained so as to exclude the application of the Muslim Personal Law of Inheritance, since the by-laws of the Co-operative Society were for internal management purposes. third r the n the rights of the third party were not affected tax advocates from Lakki Marwat lawyer