Declaration lena housing socity ke khalaf property ki warasat ke liye or warso ke nam karwane ke liye
Dilatation in Housing Societies |
After the death of the owner of the property located in any housing society, how to transfer legal heirs of the deceased in their own name.
- They will have to file a case in civil court and will have to make a party to the public at large and concern housing society with his real name and address like
2. M/S City Housing Society Pvt. Ltd phase-1 43 Ferozpur Road Lahore
All the legal heirs will be plaintiffs of the case and the case will be file in civil court for" Suit for Declaration and Mandatory Injunction."
After filing a case court will notice to defendants and they will appear in court and submit their written statements and after the process, the court will issue a decree in favor of legal heirs and against the public at large and concern housing society, and order to concern society to transfer the property in the name of legal heirs as per their shares.
After the decree, you can file execution and the property will be transferred.
If you are living abroad and you want to transfer property in your name and can't come to Pakistan. you can do all process through a special power of attorney
for overseas Pakistani |
Decree of the court
Precise facts leading to filing of instant suit are that
plaintiffs No.2 to 4 filed their suit through her mother as next
friend. Plaintiff No.1 filed instant suit through his real brother as
special power of attorney. That predecessor-in-interest of the
plaintiffs was owner is possession in plot No.120, measuring 10-
Marlas, situated A-Block, City Housing Phase-1, Sargodha Road,
Faisalabad, hereinafter, called suit property, through application
No.30632, registration No.6962 from defendant No.2,
predecessor-in-interest of plaintiffs fulfilled all requirements of
defendant No.2. That predecessor-in-interest of plaintiffs
Mudassar Naveed died on 08.10.2018, leaving behind plaintiffs as
legal heirs. That predecessor-in-interest of plaintiffs was owner of
suit property. That after the death of predecessor-in-interest of
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plaintiffs, plaintiffs have to inherit the suit property being legal
heirs. That plaintiffs approached the defendant No.2 to transfer
suit property in their names but he refused to do so. Defendant
No.2 is legally bound to transfer the suit property according to
Sharia Law but defendant No.2 without any legal justification
refused to transfer the suit property on the name of plaintiffs.
Hence, this suit.
2. The defendants were summoned through ordinary
process but they did not turn up. Subsequently the defendants
were summoned through registered A.D and also through
substituted mode of service through publication in newspaper but
no one appeared on behalf of defendants hence, they were
proceeded ex-parte and plaintiff was directed to produce his exparte evidence of plaintiff.
3. In order to establish his claim, special attorney on
behalf of plaintiff Abdul Rehman Asad appeared as PW-1 and he
produced one Muhammad Nauman Ashraf as PW-2. In
documentary evidence he produced copy of special power of
attorney as Exh-P1, copy of Family Registration Certificate as
Exh-P2, copy of City Housing Faisalabad as Exh-P3, copy of Death
Registration Certificate of Mudassar Naveed as Exh-P4, photocopy
of payment receipt/statement of account as Mark-A, photocopy of
allotment of plot as Mark-B and photocopy of undertaking form as
Mark-C and learned counsel for the plaintiff closed oral as well as
documentary evidence.
4. Arguments heard, record perused.
5. Plaintiff filed suit for declaration and consequential
relief for mandatory injunction to defendant to incorporate
inheritance of deceased on the name of plaintiffs. In this suit
plaintiff has to prove by their evidence the date of death their
predecessor-in-interest and legal heirs entitled to his inheritance.
In this regard, Abdul Rehman deposed as PW-1 and Muhammad
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Nauman as PW-2. It has been categorically mentioned by the
witnesses, the PW-1 that Amna Sadaf, the plaintiff was married
with Mudassar Naveed. Out of wedlock three children namely
Sadaf Naveed, Amirah Fatima and Muhammad Ibraheem were
born. In order to support oral contentions, they produced FRC
Form as Exh-P2. It is further mentioned by the PW-1 that parents
of Mudassar Naveed had already been died. There is no evidence
in rebuttal to the evidence of the plaintiff, so, keeping in view the
oral contention of the plaintiff and Exh-P2, it has been
successfully substantiated by the plaintiff that the plaintiffs are
the only legal heirs of Mudassar Naveed. Exh-P4 death certificate
of Mudassar Naveed show that he is died leaving behind the
plaintiffs as legal heirs.
6. Plaintiff produced Exh-P3 and Mark-A to Mark-C
documents pertaining to the property purchased by predecessor in-interest of the plaintiffs from defendant No.2. Plaintiffs sought
mandatory injunctions to the defendant No.2 to incorporate suit
property on their name as inheritance. Inheritance can only be
entered and regulating by the rules concerned department. To
the extent of declaration as legal heirs of Mudassar Naveed
(deceased), suit of the plaintiff is partially decree whereas to the
extent of mandatory injunctions to the defendant to incorporate
inheritance suit, it is dismissed. Parties will bear their own costs.
Decree sheet be prepared. File be consigned to the record room
after its due completion.
Announced:
20.01.2020 Farooq Ahmad
Civil Judge 1st Class,
Faisalabad.
Certificate:
Certified that this judgment consists of 03 pages, which have
been dictated, read, corrected and signed by me.
Nasir Ahmad
Civil Judge 1st Class,
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