SHAH NAWAZ versus GOVERNMENT OF SINDH THROUGH SECRETARY, BOARD OF REVENUE SINDH, HYDERBAD
Section Civil Pro Civil Code (v. 1908), Section 96 The Plaintiffs 'Claim of Appeal Litigation Inheritance Defendants' Declaration of Inheritance Deceived Their Succession Was made, but was ruled out by the appellate court on remand. After the efficacy, the trial court declared the plaintiff to be the legal heir of the deceased, which was not disputed by the defendants. There was no dispute between the parties with respect to the deceased's legal heritage, the former order was not disputed. An order or order affecting the rights of the defendants in their original property could be challenged in appeal. If this has a negative impact, such a situation was missing in the present case. The defendants did not approach the trial court to decide the previous decision and order and there is no reason why. The trial court's instructions for rejecting the previous order and remanding the appeal case were beyond the Lillett court hearing of their decision to mislead the irrevocable verdict, deal with weakness and material misconduct.
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