West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act 1962 Section 2 A limited state of the female plaintiffs claimed inheritance through the alleged daughter of the male, owner, but did not prove to be the daughter of the last male owner plaintiff. That was, upon the issuance of the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Sharia) Application Act, 1962, which was a woman, there was no right of inheritance in the land in question, such land was not as a limited owner, but as a full owner. Separation from gift from the owner was neither a challenge nor can the plaintiff claim the right of inheritance on the basis of section 2A, West Pakistan Types Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1962 came through the courts detect such a fact. On the basis of either illegal or irregularities, the High Court itself came to the same conclusion on the definition of evidence as the oral evidence was rejected by the courts below the requirement. The reasons for such evidence could not be admissible, therefore, were the plaintiffs, therefore, they are not entitled to the underlying land.
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