Section 100 Second Appeal, Recovery of money dispute between the two parties was in connection with the distribution of the sale price of some letters. The plaintiffs 'father was in possession of the defendants' letters, who also sued the National Museum of Pakistan, who claims that half of the sales received to the defendants were addressed to the plaintiffs by the trial court, Dismissed the case, but the appellate court reversed the trial court's finding and ruled the case to the extent of the sale of the letters sent to the father, but the defendant paid no part in the sale of the letters. Refused. Really captured the original issues and came to a fair and equitable conclusion approved by the trial court. The law was stabilized because it was the result of wrong reading and non-reading of the record and legal errors were encountered and the Appellate High Court refused to restore the trial court's decision and the appellate court's decision was upheld. ?
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