Civil Code of Conduct 1908 Section 115 Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Article 185 (3) Gift Factor Below three courts, including the three courts, the High Court found in favor of the defendant an affidavit affirming and endorsing the gift of a sick old woman. Given. And by the fraud and justification by the defendants, the decision of the High Court dispute raised by the defendants regarding the definition of evidence, which cannot be raised in the exercise of competent jurisdiction, was recorded by the High Court. The evidence was carefully considered and, after a reasonable estimate, retained the court's findings. The matter was, in fact, concluded by the simultaneous discovery of the facts recorded by the trial court and the appellate court and the high court that in this case it was justified in identifying the defendant's false statement or non-reading. No lawsuit was filed to interfere with the jurisdiction of the plaintiff's failure. The defendant's assertion that the question was made explicitly during the donor's death sentence in view of the High Court's gift in question, should have been taken as such, because there was no reason for such discussion. That it was found by all the courts below as a fact that no gift was given by the donor and the transaction in question was a shameful affair. The leave to appeal was denied in the circumstances.
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