Article 44 and Constitution 58 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 The fact that the plaintiff's case for interference was a concurrent issue was that he intended to mortgage the property in question, but it was shown as such. Registered date records sold indicate that this document was retrieved. The plaintiff's house, his thumb was through it, and at the time of registration his son was seen and presented by the plaintiff and the receipt of the fixed amount was accepted and before Registrar Wendy the plaintiff. Was not in a sincere relationship, the balance was paid. In the presence of his son who conducted the sale of his house, the Supreme Court had in no case dismissed any interference with the plaintiff's appeal in the concurrent finding of fact recorded by the three courts.
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