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MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ versus ABDUL KARIM

The plaintiffs / respondents seeking release of residential property of the Special Relief Act 1877S: 42 of the Transfer of Property Act (I82 of I82), sections 60 and 91 of the suit demanded that the mortgagee be mortgaged by the original owner. The suit lands in their possession. For more than sixty years and land has not been redeemed, premature occupation equity has been exhausted and the plaintiff, who was the legal heir of the mortgagee, said that the plaintiffs / applicants of the land have opposed the claim that Not the plaintiff, the legal heir of the mortgagee and that, in the interest of the defendants who had rented the land under the real estate / mortgage mortgages, the evidence on record records that the mortgage has been made since 1956. The suit was out of the possession of the land and the plaintiff could not prove that the defendants were in the possession of the accused. Plaintiffs sued by the plaintiffs in the lawsuit long before the alleged mortgagee stopped taking possession of the suit, proving that they owned Lux Standy for filing the suit, at the trial. The suit was dismissed, but the appellate court rejected the trial court's decision, and the appellate court rejected the judgment dealing with material irregularities in the use of its jurisdiction. Decision and Decree, the High Court set aside its judgment and decree, exercising its jurisdiction. property advocate from Dudial lawyer