Radd (remainder returned) example
A man passes away leaving his wife and one daughter, with no other heirs.
Eligible heirs
- Wife1/8 - fixed share, unchanged by Radd
- Daughter7/8 - fixed 1/2, increased by the entire Radd surplus
Blocked heirs
No relatives are blocked in this case.
Calculation steps
- The wife takes her fixed 1/8 (a descendant is present).
- The daughter takes her fixed 1/2 (no son present).
- Fixed total: 1/8 + 1/2 = 5/8. Remainder: 3/8.
- No residuary heir exists, so the remainder is returned (Radd) - but only to blood heirs, never to the spouse.
- The daughter is the only non-spouse fixed-share heir, so she receives the entire 3/8 surplus: 1/2 + 3/8 = 7/8.
Example monetary distribution
Estate value used for this example: PKR 800,000
Wife1/8
Daughter7/8
Rule explanation
Radd returns unclaimed residue to fixed-share heirs when no residuary heir exists, but the spouse's share never increases through Radd - here the wife stays at exactly 1/8 while the daughter absorbs the rest.
Related concepts
RaddFixed shares