Arts 100 and 101 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Section 42 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Suite thirty years old documented relationship between the parties in favor of confirming the change in inheritance 20 20 Confirmed 1960 But both the courts that relied on the Pedigree table dismissed the case and the validity of the appeal filed by the plaintiff in question is more than fifty years old and under Art 100 and 101 under the Law Testimony, 1984. Yes, a document that was more than thirty years old was considered true; if it came to proper custody, the changes in the questions were part of the revenue record and were never denied by the defendants. The implementation of the changes in question was beyond any doubt and, when acknowledged by both, proved that the year, 1960, did not. The variations in the quiz questions, which claimed to be the son of the petitioner in the interest of the parties, were true, and then there was nothing to disbelieve. And otherwise, the defendants relied on the pedigree table, although it was much older than the variations in question, but its fact was called controversial and doubtful because someone had just put the pedigree table on the pedigree table at the Central Record Office. A postage stamp was missing, which was not confirmed. Admittedly, when the contents were suspected, both courts below failed to properly interpret the evidence available on the record, especially when they relied heavily on the pedigree table and did not give proper weight to the variation in questions. Which was certified on 20 19 1960, which was the plaintiff. The interests of the parties of the High Court
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