The choices of Court
The small number of inheritance cases appealed before the Supreme Court during nine years (2000-2009) correlates with the small number of inheritance cases filed before the court(s) of first instance. This section discusses the number of inheritance court cases filed before the Supreme Court during nine years. It also reflects the parties' choices of courts, which during this period were officially allowed for Muslims.
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