Section 8 and 42 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) of the Declaration Circuit suit for the possession and declaration of the plaintiff claim that the suit owns the land, with the exception of admission to the Revenue Record. In the case, the plaintiff claimed to be his tenant, in which the plaintiff requested that he become the owner through adverse possession; the trial court ruled on the plaintiff's case, but the plaintiff's claim The Court of Appeal accepted the appeal filed by the plaintiff, which ruled that the valid record by the High Court in the review showed the plaintiff as a tenant, while the plaintiff's position as a plaintiff was lost during the proceedings. Ie claiming to be the owner on the basis of admission to the Revenue Record as a Human Mistress and also substantiated evidence of adverse possession. No negative ownership or ownership claim was brought on record to prove it. Supreme Court dismisses plea and denies leave r \ n \ r \ nn to appeal
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