The Limitation Act, 1908, Article 142 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), the trial court had heard the trial court's decision to seize defendant's possession by way of encroachment but was actually dismissed by the appellate court. The plaintiff and the plaintiff were in possession of a combined measles number that later appeared in two measles numbers, one of which was transferred to the plaintiff and the other to the plaintiff certified ard individual Tatima to him on the basis of the change made in the name of the plaintiff. Measurements were made, and it was in the control of the plaintiff that it appears that the violations were made on some part of the land and the plaintiff was charged daily. The diary was seized by the plaintiff, showed that the claims related to any extensions ksra number khsra in the dispute, it was claimed plytnf related to encroachments on the land. The other defendant's possession was also different property which had no reference to the plaintiff's property. The plaintiff failed. The property transferred to him by the defendants was invalidated, there was no basis to interfere with the decision of the appellate court. Was done
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