Section 42 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 120 Civil Procedure Code, (V of 1908), suit for the declaration of section 115 suit land was already allotted in the interest of the defendants and by the plaintiffs by the plaintiff The allotment was confirmed in favor. In 1974 the allotment of land under the names of the plaintiffs was once again canceled and the plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the plaintiff in 1982 against the cancellation of their allotment because the suit was filed by the trial court 8 years after the cancellation of their allotment. Had rejected the facts and this point. But the appellate court dismissed the trial court's ruling, saying that the defendants were acquitted in the year 1980. There was no evidence in the record to prove that the defendants were acquitted in 1980, under the Limitation Act 1908, a six-year limitation was set for filing a case. After eight years, there was a time limit for his application in the lawsuit and T rightly dismissed it. The Real Court Appellate Court exercised its jurisdiction with the High Court irregularities, with false evidence of record. What was done was, under its revised jurisdiction, the appellate court's decision and order below were dismissed and the trial court restored, under which the case was dismissed.
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