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MAQSOOD AHMAD versus SHRIMATI BHAGWANI BAI

Special Relief Act 1877 Section 8 and 42 Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act (XXVIII of 1958), Section 30 Recovery of Occupation Illegal Occupancy Failure to Acquire a Title Declaration by the Claimant Because of this they resisted the case. The suit shop was rented for which he was regularly collecting rent with the tenant, and so was the tenant. The plaintiff also claimed under the misconception that he was a legal tenant. The property is a vacant property and has claimed the privilege of Section 3O. Defendant also challenged the restitution of the case on the basis that the title declaration was filed by the plaintiff in the case of the Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958. Should have been acquired at the hearing. In the present case, all the matters were dealt with separately, against which the High Court refused to make any case, by granting the title by the immunity administration and finally by the High Court through a constitutional petition for the plaintiff. The court's insistence on the approval of the title declaration was futile because the defendant could neither offer a rental agreement nor a receipt. The trial court, as well as the payment of rent in the appellate court, rejected the tenant's request that the tenant be wrong, and forged and invented his shop for more than 30 years without any legal justification. To maintain unlawful occupation. No one has the right to occupy the shop on any question. The defendant filed his illegal lawer from fb area from Nooriabad lawyer