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MIR AKBAR versus SHER BAHADUR

Section 8 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Section 17 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Recovery of the possession of registered documents on partial performance of unregistered documents. Defendants' protection of the suit, based on a registered sale deed implemented in the year 1929, suits property possession, while the defendants claim that they were executed in favor of their foreclosed interest. Based on the ownership of the property, the 1902 suit was simultaneously rejected by the trial court and the appellate court, but the High Court unregistered the use of the revised jurisdiction. The High Court's view on the priority of the registered deed on the proceedings was justified when it was occupied by the defendant and it was also justified by the High Court for these reforms and it was the plaintiffs who were against the defendant. Enforcing their rights, not satisfied, with the Supreme Court verdict of Ali Rehman and Fazal Mahmood and 8 others reported as SCMR 327 of Nan, 2003, Property Act 1882 The most important component of Section 53A was the transfer of ownership in favor of the transfer. And the concrete act of transfer of physical possession was in favor of the transfer, that equality should be in favor of it and on the basis of the unregistered process, it would be allowed to defend the country so that in light of the judgment the High Court Check the accompanying question. It was a fitting case for the Supreme Court, and for examining this question, which was available in the light of the record at the hearing of the appeal, for the sanction of leave. registration advocate from Bajaur lawyer