Applicants to make a decision on the basis of fraud and misrepresentation of the extension of the lease of land, which is a land tenure law (Punjab) Act 1912, section 10 and 30 civil procedure code (v. 1908), section 12 (2). Was on temporary lease. Five years in conflict with the scheme and occupying it, he applied to the Board of Revenue for extension of his lease, which was approved, the applicants under the section 12 (2) A petition was filed against the order of the Revenue, the CPC alleged that the defendant had received. The extension of the lease is a hidden fact of the fact that he never occupied the land in dispute because he was never occupied on the land. The record on the evidence proves that the defendant had physically occupied the land in the dispute, the order passed by the Board of Revenue had the finality of the respondents' rights and he was never challenged before any higher forum. As shown in the petition filed under section 12 (2), CPC, the same was rejected by the High Court under OVL, R 11, CPC.
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