The plaintiffs claim that certain relief and possession of documents in Section 8 and 39 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Section 17 Stamp Act (Second 1899), Section 35 and Schedule Item No. 45 suit claimed that they had some Owns plots In addition to the 1965 distribution document and the division of land into several plots between the plaintiff and other partners in 1972, the trial court settled the trial, which was upheld by the appellate court. The unregistered evidence could not be admitted and could not be the basis for the transfer of rights and interests to the plaintiff. None of the parties denied that the distribution document / family settlement and such variations were implemented, processed and completed. As the mutation entered in 1965, 1972, none of the beneficiaries of such a division / family settlement had disputed the distribution document. s were in the form of unacceptable or illegal land plots by the defendants (although the sale is specifically described as part of Khasra No. 1, which was under the scheme from the distribution of property between the co-owners. Were already temporarily included) in the form of plots (though not mentioned in the plots without mentioning the plots), and could not be allowed to challenge the entire scheme or distribution documents / family settlement. The respective rights of the co-owners were appreciated and put in place. The occupied defendants did not dispute the fact that through the effective implementation of the division / family settlement and the late defendant and other persons,
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