ALLAH WASAYA AND OTHERS versus ATTA MUHAMMAD
Section 7 Special Relief Act (of 1877), Section 42 Islamic law inheriting immovable immovable property customs suit The landowner was survived by a son and two daughters and only allowed to change the inheritance in the name of the son. Was gone while the daughters were expelled from the plaintiff. Due to the succession of the interests of the two daughters, the allegation of alteration of the inheritance suit was rejected and the appeal filed by the plaintiffs was rejected by the trial court and the lower appellate court on the ground that the earlier amended jurisdiction in the interests of the parties. Was used by the Customs High Court. In that case, no customs were applied and legal heirs could not be denied their inheritance rights, which is allowed by Islam on customs property itself. And the principles of inheritance of Islamic law were applicable evidence that the High Court consistently praised with the request of the mind and concluded it according to the law and the principles of justice. Refused to Refuse to Interfere in Decision passed by High Court App r \ n \ r \ n
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