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MINHAJUDDIN versus BELEIGHUDDIN

West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act 1962 Section 2 [As amended by the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Act (Ordinance) Ordinance (XIII of 1983]) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) High Court Did not deal with the points that the trial court had dealt with in the appeal by the High Court as it had already been held in the review order that these points could be dealt with and the appeal court did not grant leave of appeal by decision. Was given In order to examine not only these points but also to examine whether, in the facts and circumstances of the case, the subordinate has to rely independently of the documents which the respondents rely on and whether they are of a general or special nature. There was no repression. The background of the case will include the examination of the condition and the circumstances in which he had to live in a particularly minor situation, can he be considered a free agent and can the documents be treated as such? Is? The result of his choice; whether the separation in question, whether it was a gift / gift, to give up / surrender, or some other form of transfer. In this context, the judgment presented by the Supreme Court in Ghulam Ali's case (PLD 1990 SC1) can be drawn as well as in the Abdul Ghafoor case (PLD 1985 SC 407). So that they can be examined. Despite the then traditional law of inheritance, the Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Act (Amendment) Ordinance, 1983, which was subsequently declared, can still be dealt with by the property of the victims and by the Muslim only. Can be exchanged accordingly. The law of a stranger is a plaintiff (Amda) female advocates from Mustang lawyer