Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Two co-owners \ A \ and \ N had equal shares in the underground land through sale and gift and thus half of it was liquidated. ? In such a case, ownership of shares to the extent of 1/4 share was right and right in the record after \ N right, it was wrong to own equal shares, which is clearly the wrong entry of the Appellate Court and the High Court. The court was due to record that \ N \ 1/4 share was considered to be the owner of the share which was properly incorporated into the Revenue Record but in the settlement record of 1925 26 \ N \ and \ A land in equal shares. Was incorrectly recorded as a co-owner of. Claim that \ N his had separated his entire share and that the ownership of 1/4 share of the common stock was misleading to the extent thus N \, thus, owned the 1/4 share of the property and \ A \ The limitation of the 3/4 share in the Appellate Court and the High Court of the Commonwealth that properly disposed of the shares was not confirmed by the parties, such interference in such finding but the appeal was denied in the circumstances.
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