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GHULAM MUHAMMAD versus GHULAM QADIR

The West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act 1962 Section 2A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the 1959 Oral Gift to Donor Plaintiff against such alienation before March 15, 1948 , Was inherited at will. On the basis of this decision it was decided that the parties operate in accordance with the customs, and the question is whether the country is ancestral in nature; the donor was not eligible for the gift to perform it. The appeal was made but the High Court's legitimate donor set it apart on the second appeal. Under Section 2 AKCL (A) of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariah) Application Act, 1962, before 15 March 1948, which was the land in question, under the customs, should be considered the absolute owner of such land. Will , As it defied him under the Muslim Personal Law, it concluded that he was not subject to any restriction / restriction in the matter of section 2A (B) underground land. The Appeal Act, 1962, further provides that in accordance with the decision or order of any court which may demand the elimination of a question regarding land in respect of any infringement rights under any custom or use, Inherited or acquired, it will be void, unforgivable and has no legal effect. To the extent that this is in contravention of section 2A (b) of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, which ruled that any decision or decree was invalid and had no legal effect. The land was occupied. The execution of the trial decision was referred to the plaintiffs (pending) but the appeal famous supreme court advocate from Feroz Walla lawyer