Section I & VIII of the Family Muslim Family Law Ordinance (d. I61), Succession for the deceased father passed on to the heirs of the deceased father by the grandson of the deceased father in 8 1958 while his father was the father of the deceased and his Grandpa died in 5 in 5 in. His son was not entitled. In the Islamic Shariah case, the legacy was laid on the plaintiff by Article 4 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, whereby the death of the son or daughter of the proponents before the commencement of the succession, such son or daughter's child. If, at the time of any succession, his son or daughter shall receive an equal share, if the living provisions of section 4 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, Would have been considered offensive. The Federal Shariat Court, along with the orders of Islam, has directed President Pakistan to amend it so that it can be given priority to reconcile Islam and integration. It said that the provisions of the provisions of the Federal Shariah Court were to be enforced from 31st 2000 to the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, before the Supreme Court, protecting the family from any amendment under Article 8 (3). was done. (b) (i) Even if the Federal Shariah Court's decision was upheld by the Constitution, then, Section 4 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance was made ineffective from 3, 2000, while the succession was 1975. I was opened after that. The plaintiff's grandfather's death was thus entitled to inheritance under section 4 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, declaring the plaintiff's suit declaring that the plaintiff inherited his grandfather's estate in lieu of his father's late Is entitled to receive. r
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