In the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 Section 42 mutation, the long-time ID identification plaintiff was listed as the victim's daughter in a mutation that was substantially prepared before the dispute (whether the defendant's daughter). Therefore, being part of such evidence-related evidence could not simply be ignored because such entry was in mutation in another variable, which was also reversed by the impression that the claimant appeared in question. There was a daughter of the deceased, whom the defendants relied on that the plaintiff emphasized. In the fact that she was the daughter of the deceased and thus entitled to inherit the property, on the contrary, negative oral evidence would lose its value as compared to the documentary evidence of the changes in the transcript, so many clear facts in it. It was stated that the plaintiff was. The daughter of the deceased and thus entitled to inherit the property
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