Section 20 (c) of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), the right of inheritance of section 42 mother's married daughter, the right of the suit lands to the mother of the parties and, at the death of her mother, the land transferred to the defendant. The plaintiff, who was an unmarried daughter, was excluded from her mother's inheritance by saying that she was a married daughter at the time of death. Because she was unmarried at the time and the appeal was rejected by the trial court and the lower appellate court at the same time but in the exercise of the jurisdiction of the review High Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in this case was the trial that he was entitled to inherit under Sharia law, did not claim your part based on the plaintiff's legal status. As inherited under Shariah law, but on the request that he too be entitled to share his sister-like share under section 20 (c) of the Colonization of Government Flows (Punjab) Act 1912. Unmarried even when his mother had died, the succession of the parties' mother was to be controlled under section 20 (c) of the Colonial Law (Punjab) Act, 1912 of the Public Lands Act, 1912. I was wrong in instructing myself that the dispute between the parties was related to the Shariah portion. The plaintiff's way of apologizing for the plaintiff's limitation would be obstructed, because the case was filed 50 years after the confirmation of the variance in the question, because the plaintiff had not previously claimed his part because of respect for his uncle. And in his statement he demonstrated that he knew the entries in the mutation and that he knew
