Section 115 Right to Reinstate Occupation Through Distribution Part of the right of the shareholder Upon the death of the suit owner, his daughter had two daughters and two sons demanding partition of the house which was in the possession of one daughter. The trial court ruled that the trial, but the appellate court dismissed the case on the basis of limitations. The physical possession of the house was owned by one of the parties and the rest of the parties were joint partners in the property. The possession of one partner in the joint property was considered to be the possession of each person, upon the death of the owner, all of his legal inheritance according to his own share. The property was acquired and thus the constructive possession was obtained by the plaintiff being the heirs of the deceased, it was considered that the owner acquired the property and joint possession of the property to the extent of his respective shares, he took possession of the suit property, the plaintiffs. Filed a lawsuit within a period of two months and was unable to pass the time and the decision passed by the appellate court The arraignment was made and the trial court was restored with some modifications.
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