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Apply for Divorce and Marriage Certificate in English:
If you wish to apply for marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra, you may contact Jamila Law Associates. The deceased tenant died in 1934, leaving behind a widow, brother, and sister. Mutation of Inheritance of deceased tenant attested in the year 1934 in favor of his widow, who acquired proprietary rights in the suit-land in 1951 through registered sale deed after marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra.
Decreased Tenant:
Brother of deceased tenant claimed that widow was limited owner suit-land, and she ceased to be its owner on account, of her remarriage. Dismiss of brother’s first suit for non -prosecution. Brother S second suit on Dund of another marriage by widow dismissed up to High court. Suit by legal heirs of t brother of the deceased tenant (plaintiffs) claiming to be entitled to inherit the land by S.2-A of West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, is; and that decisions of the previous Suits were not binding upon them after the marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra.
Plaintiffs Validity:
Validity Plaintiffs for being legal heirs of such brother of the deceased tenant had stepped his shoes. Thus, they would be bound by decisions of such previous suits and could not claim the fresh cause of action due to insertion of S.2-A in the West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1962, when their predecessor had not taken any step after insertion thereof a widow after getting possession of suit-land had transferred same to others through oral gift. Provision of 2-A of the Act would not apply to a past and closed transaction as the present one marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra. Plaintiffs for not having challenged registered sale deed in favor of widow could not challenge subsequent events.
Divorce Certificate Nadra:
Plaintiffs’ claims based on marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra in the present suit and their predecessor’s claim in previous suits were the same. Thus, the dismissal of such previous units had debarred them from filing the present suit, which was not maintainable on the same cause of action. Neither plaintiffs nor their predecessor had filed an Application in terms of S.2(2) of Punjab Muslim Personal Law on marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra.
Ordinance 1972:
(Shariat) Application (Removal of Doubts) Ordinance, 1972 for making the new decision of the previous suits/proceedings. The present suit filed in 1983 was time-barred as plaintiffs had challenged entries in revenue record about 1964 but had based their claim on Sot of Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application (Removal of Doubts) Ordinance, 1972 without explaining such delay. The revision petition was dismissed in the circumstances. Once it is settled, that rule of Inheritance at a certain time was custom, and some person acquired. The Property under Custom from a Muslim, he shall be deemed to have become an absolute owner of such land as if such land had devolved on him under the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) on marriage certificate in English or divorce certificate Nadra provided such acquisition had occurred before the enforcement of Punjab Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1948 and such devolution had been declared absolute by S.2-A, West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1962.
