Applicants complain that the Second Appeal by the High Court is a re-review of the title of the suit suit land, Section Civil Constitution Civil Code (v. 1908), Article 100 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3). Detecting the truth was recorded. The appellate court, after reviewing or reviewing the entire evidence on record, did not justify it in such a way that there could be no justification for accepting the appeals. The petition submitted by the petitioners is that the ownership of the case was transferred to them on 12 2 1969. The Revenue Record had registrations regarding the possession of the applicants that the applicants further requested that the seller of the suit land survive for three years after its sale and that he did not object to the transaction and the evidence on record Re-examination is necessary to do justice to the parties
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