Amjad Ali vs Ghafoor Mohammad Khan on 21 July, 1934
Tek Chand J. Said "If however, the remarks in 1914 Pun Re. 41=(AIR 1914 Lah 279)........... were intended to lay down a general rule that the mere mention of the name of a person in the pedigree table is presumptive proof of the fact that every piece of land held by his descendants was originally held by him and had descended from his in succession from generation to generation, then I must respectfully dissent from it. "Similarly, in Inait Ali v Mohammad Hussain, AIR 1936 Lah 346; Ghulam Ghaus v. Malang Khan AIR 1940 Lah 503; Dasaundhi v. Mt. Rabiah.