Sections 273, 278 and 295 did not object to the issuance of letters of administration and the passing of certificates of succession, and the petitioner, who was the legal heir of the deceased as a brother and sister, claimed that the deceased was married. Respondent / Observer was married to the victim in whose name the victim purchased the apartment. In question and thereafter, he gifted that the apartment of the deceased applicant claimed that since the deceased had divorced the plaintiff / respondent in his life, the letter of administration of the deceased's property was filed by the applicant. Can be issued in favor of the deceased because the deceased has died, the respondent claimed that under Section 7 of the Muslim Family Law Ordinance, 1961, the notice of his divorce was not given notice to the Chairman Arbitration Council, that law Was not divorcing because divorce did not become effective. Respondent further claimed that he had paid more money The deceased had been his wife for 40 years with the deceased and the deceased declared a divorce. Her old age was unconscious and the influence of the petitioners and divorce was never practiced against her. The matter was controversial. , Under section 295 of the Succession Act, 1925, only that application can be decided by turning it into a petition in a civil suit. According to the civil suit
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