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MST. FATIMA BIBI versus IMDAD ULLH KHAN

Section 42 and Civil 42 Code of Civil Procedure (v. 1908), both owners and defendants of the Section 66 suit, were the legal heirs of the real brothers who were vacant property and were told that both brothers were in equal shares. The house had a special counsel for the petitioner in the interest of the defendants, there was a special record of the predecessor in the interest of the plaintiff who merely listed his name in the record, the trial was started in the interest of the plaintiff and the settlement was settled. Authorities had ordered that the defendant's father also aggravate the matter to the Supreme Court, but failed. The Supreme Court ruled that the house was in one part by the plaintiffs 'father and the plaintiffs' father for the second plaintiff sought a separate possession order. 1/2 part in terms of distribution and on the one hand also in the Defendants 'rent in the Defendants' part D claimed that they had a negative possession of the house under their influence, while in the same breath it was also stated that the defendants. In the interest of the plaintiff, after a long litigation, he had sold the forearm in the interest of the defendants after receiving his share in the suit house. An appeal was filed against the judgment of the trial court, in the trial of the trial against the trial filed by the defendants and the defendants. The mutually devastating two brothers stayed in litigation from 1968 to 1980, when the case was finally heard by the Supreme Court's trial court finding that the father / predecessor had sold his share in the interest of the plaintiff to his brother. There is no evidence that was sold to. Confirm that, in the interest of the defendants law firms from Tobatek Singh lawyer