West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariah) Application Act 1962 Section 2A [As has been added to the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Act (Ordinance) Ordinance (XIII of 1983]] The inheritance plaintiffs / appellants claimed that the original After the death of the owner the land in question, the land left to him was changed to his widow's name as a limited owner and after the death of the original owner's widow, it was passed down in favor of her daughters. Because the original owners did not leave a mortal problem behind it. A daughter of the original owner who owned the property as a limited owner under the customs and had no problem, could not make any separation through the gift to the defendants who were the sons of her other sister and that the plaintiff / The appellants are contending for residency / The plaintiff failed to produce any evidence on the fourth and fourth lands to show that the land was the original tribal daughter of the original owner or that the daughter had acquired the land as a limited owner Evie. On record, the plaintiff had fully established that in the dispute the land was acquired by the widow of the real owner as a tenant, and after her death her daughters were the original owners of the Rajput family. 'S daughter, in these circumstances, was not received. Under customs as a limited owner, the land was owned by the landlord, who was his father, the real owner was not the last male owner and his daughter was not the sole proprietor in the capacity of the daughter for a lifetime. Was found. The last male owner's claimant / appellant may not, in the circumstances, have succeeded in claiming the hereditary property in dispute of the original owner's residency.
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