REHMATULLAH versus AZMAT BI
Punjab Tenancy Act 1887 Section 59 [As per the adoption of the law resolution in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, 1948 dated 22 3 1948. And was later amended in 1952 when the Shariah Personnel Act was enacted] The Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 120 was a tenant of tenants who had the right to occupy the property in question so that After the death of the predecessor, enter the inheritance. (Predecessor), although a controversial question had not yet been presented as documentary evidence regarding the date of his martyrdom, it is claimed that the deceased died after the enactment of Shariah laws in 1954 while the defendant It is claimed that his death occurred on record in 1948, in which the material is largely preserved. The deceased died in 1948/1949 when section 59, Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887 was not amended and according to his provisions he was excluded from inheritance as the daughter of the deceased claimant. In addition to such disability, the plaintiff was presented on 8 ated date to challenge the trial change. 1961 28 years after its ratification, therefore, it was found guilty under Article 120, Limitation Act, 1908, the trial court correctly ruled. The plaintiff's claim was dismissed when the appellate court's finding that the plaintiff's case was wrong in hearing the decision and the trial court's decision was restored while the appellate court was also set aside.
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