Section 5, Schedule and 13 (3) Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXI, R 54 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Gift of immovable property for the execution of the Family Court decree / such attachment In the Syrian case, the daughter filed a lawsuit against her father in order to terminate the property through the sale decision, the suit was pronounced, however, the father respected the same father. Was unsuccessful, but he was detained in a civil prison, but was released after his other wife filed a petition with the court to fulfill the order. Four days after his release, his wife gave him his property / house, which he sold to the applicant, and the daughter sold the house to the executive court to recover the illegal money. The pass was filed. Question The Executive Court declared the gift / gift given by the father illegal and proceeded to attach the house for the purpose of fulfilling the decree, claiming to be illegal, any other bargaining law on the basis of the said gift. It would be a mistake in the eyes of the GO because the wife of the gift did not have the legal right to sell the same thing to both the applicant. In addition to the gift, the desired sale in favor of the applicant was nothing but a shameful transaction and the purpose was to ensure that the restoration order was not satisfied, the order for the daughter's care was taken, but Unfortunately, the father did not mock her. Parental responsibility was involved in judging illegal transactions, while parental authority
