In the previous case of the Conway e-Martyrdom Order 1984 Arts 30 and 133 Mahmudin's Legacy Appellant, because one of the defendants had definitively stated that he was the heir of the deceased and had presented evidence in support of such petition. Since he was the son of the deceased and entitled to his property, no attempt was made to show that he had made a false statement. A co-heir / defendant admitted that the appellant was his brother. That was, one of the defendants could have received such an admission in two different contexts; one, that so far as it had its own share of inheritance, had similar partnerships with the respondent appellant. Couldn't stop And secondly, as a witness, he dismissed in favor of the appellant, saying that he was the son of the deceased, which statement was not only against his own interest but also against the interest of the other defendants, namely, Thus, as a victim's son, a strong piece of evidence in favor of the appellant was the co-heir of the respondents and, thus, entitled to his share in the real estate [Mohammedan Law].
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