Section 42 of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act (v. 1962), the plaintiff asserting Section 3 suit insists that he has a substantial interest, that the suit owns 1/2 part of the land in 1944. After the death of their respective shares, one of the widows transferred their share of the gift to the defendants in the interest of the defendants, which the trial court had placed in 1962, the defendants' forefathers then took the widow's share in their favor. changed. He argued that he is the legal heir of the aforesaid predecessor in interest, and heirs of the acquisitions, who, according to his predecessor's Islamic law inheritance hearing, decided the case, while the appellate court dismissed the defendant. Define that the plaintiffs died in 1944 in the interest of the plaintiffs, meaning that the AO (Shariah) Application Act, 1962, which was opened in 1944, could not be applied to the legacy before the declaration of Muslim Personal Law. The defendants further claimed that two cases were dismissed by the plaintiffs on the same property, the present case was not worth the trial evidence showing that the plaintiffs had legitimate legal inheritance. The defendant's admission that the defendant was the legal heir of the deceased was sufficient to entitle him to his share of the deceased's property that, according to the widow of the deceased's Islamic law heir, the limited owner was entitled to transfer his share. Following the termination of the custom, through the gift of customs which were to be determined and the court concluded that the customs were applicable to the parties, the legal heirs of the deceased were replaced by the Islamic law of inheritance courts. ? The plaintiffs were deemed right in the circumstances of the facts
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