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MUHAMMAD QURAISH KHAN versus ROOHUL AMIN

Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 Section 4 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), AXXIII, R3 and Section 115 Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 The right of inheritance of the first son's child was claimed on the basis of two lands. Prior to the time of ownership, the orders pursuant to the court's order were valid on the basis that the seller's transaction was properly accepted by his seller and later the modification was confirmed on the basis of that. The decision of the case was also implemented after the end of the order. Along with this, his decree was passed after the case was filed, but later it was acquired by rival claimant not by purchase but by inheritance from his father while the fact was I decided before his father, my grandfather, died in 1952 and his legacy was confirmed in 1952 The rival claimant's case could not be made immediately. On another basis, the reason is that he has no reason for action and Lux Standi to make the suit to the competing claimant's pre-existing child, because the son could not inherit the grandfather in 1952. Such right was granted to a grandson by a Muslim in Section 4 of the Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, which was not granted a prejudicial effect in favor of the final claimant which did not enforce the first seller. And which was later deemed ineffective against the rights of the professional by the titer. top civil advocates from Renala Khurd lawyer