Article Q 42 Law of the Martyrs (1984 1984 of the), Article Su declaration suit for inheritance mutation The paradoxical female defendants challenged the inherent hegemony that their mother had excluded from the legacy of the proposition, Both the courts concluded that the plaintiff's mother and her mother's legal heirs were entitled to inheritance in accordance with the law. One of the two male heirs admitted that the plaintiff's mother was his real sister and the plaintiff had a statement of his nephew (admission) because the statement of the male heir would result in a reduction. In its share of inheritance, the defendants were clearly obliged to exclude the defendants from the property in dispute when, at the death of the parties' predecessor, all the legal heirs became joint owners of the property in which they lived. Who had the suit on the right. Plaintiff's mother was deprived of her part at the time of the confirmation of the change. There was no issue of interference with the exercise of the amended jurisdiction and the review was dismissed.
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