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Under the law of partition of immovable property in Pakistan, partition of jointly owned property takes place through a suit for partition filed by any of the co-sharers (co-owners) of property in a civil court. The suit can be filed only by a person who is a co-sharer and not

A legal heirship certificate in Pakistan is required when a person dies leaving behind immovable property i.e. house, land, Plot, etc. The deceased’s heirs cannot transfer immovable property in their own name unless they obtain a declaration/ legal heir certificate from the civil court. Succession Certificate is issued to establish