MST. KALSOOM BEGUM versus MEMBER JUDICIAL, BOARD OF REVENUE
Section 42 West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act (v. 1962), Section 2A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Limited Owner acquired 8 Kanal 4 Marl in acquisition of land as per Shariah Defendants. Buy two pieces of land. The immovable widow who inherited the land as a limited owner under customs claimant said that the deceased owner left 20 kanals and the 6 Marla land and the widow cannot sell the land more than their share. The property of the deceased husband and the property of his exploited husband was 5 kanals and the 1-mart widow sold more than 3 kanals and 3 marsl of his share, therefore, the majority of the seller (the widow) had the land. Although the sale by the seller to the extent of its share was a legitimate transaction and not open to exception, Wendy's (Defendant) was responsible for handing over the claimant's legal inheritance under the law. He directed that the additional land which he had purchased from the widow of the widow be transferred to the legal inheritance of the plaintiff who was living at the time of death of his predecessor in the interests of the plaintiff. As was set aside, with no legal authority and without legal effect, the High Court directed the Board of Revenue to approve the changes in accordance with the Shariah petition, including the widow's legal heirs. It was allowed according to what was found
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