The Section 8 suit for possession was sued by the defendant for possession of the land on the basis of his alleged possession and claimed that he had temporarily granted the defendant property for residential use Defendants were defended. They had become property owners under the Settlement Scheme. 7 No, and in the alternative, he asserted that his title to the suit property was settled on account of illegal possession, but the appellate court rejected the plaintiff's version that he had temporarily granted the defendants suits property. Was given, was not credible. The defendants, as witnesses, were unable to state that when the defendants were given property in the dispute, the plaintiff did not take any action to prevent the defendant from building and owning his package, which he allegedly had. In view of the provisional statement given to them, the defendants' written statement stated that they had become the owners under the Settlement Scheme 7, it was necessary for the defendants to furnish relevant documentary evidence to show; That the disputed property was owned before 1947 and was not an empty property but it would not be done by the plaintiffs. It was, and secondly, that the plaintiff should have submitted this order through a competent functionary under which the name of his predecessor was also presented in the Revenue Record. The plaintiff has failed to prove his case was properly dismissed.
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