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MUHAMMAD SULEMAN versus ABDUL REHMAN

Section 42 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), in relation to a section 115 of the suit to be sued, the owner of the land, the deceased, the widow of her landlord after partition, in relation to the land left by her deceased husband in India. The suit was filed, accepted, and the widow of the deceased was allotted land in respect of which she had proprietary rights and at the same time declared the widow of the deceased in her possession as the full owner of the suit property. He is believed to be a Shiite by the belief that he is claiming the collection of the deceased owner. Claimed that the deceased owner of the property and his widow were not Shia by faith, but were Sunni and deserved the inheritance of suit filed by the plaintiff due to the suicide of the plaintiff, from time to time under the plaintiff's courts. Dismissed. That the deceased and his widow were Shiites by faith, whose claim was denied, they had to prove their claim through free, impartial and convincing evidence, but they were unable to fulfill that responsibility. The faith of a Muslim who has failed miserably can only be determined by his claims during his lifetime and can be proved only by presenting a close relative of this person after his death. The courts below dealt with the case after appreciating the evidence available on file, and eventually concluded that the plaintiffs had failed to prove their case in any way, the two courts below had no jurisdiction. Defective, material irregularities, misrepresentation and did not commit to reading the evidence. Could not be used in favor of the plaintiffs divorce advocates from Mansehra lawyer