Sections 42 and 54 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 122 Declaration of Gift Deadline Challenge for Suit and Order for Defamation Suit in dispute between the parties, brothers and sisters, who belong to their predecessor, Was shown in the gift. Through their predecessor, the defendant's defendants / sons, except the plaintiff's plaintiff / real daughters of the deceased plaintiff, claim that if there was no gift mutation in favor of the defendants, the parties were entitled to the property according to the parties. Inherited Their respective shares After the death of their predecessor, the plaintiff / plaintiff's real sisters were forced to sue for refusing to contribute, and they learned of the conversion of the gifts and filed a lawsuit. The defendant's refusal to accept the claim suits the beneficiary of this transaction in such a situation through sale, exchange, gift, inheritance, etc., whether the effect of the mutation was registered, Or it was oral, legally required to prove its truth; in addition, with convincing evidence of trust, it would also be necessary to prove that the participant of the property had a free and independent consultation. That was the result too. In addition to the proof of the gift, the beneficiary will also need to prove the facts of the gift. Proof of acceptance of the mutation in favor of the defendants, offering evidence of possession of the property under the gift of all its components as well as self-imposed and affirmative evidence of their version in the absence of trust. Will not support inspirational confession itself
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