Plaintiffs claim that, by virtue of the dignity of the mortgagee, Section 42 Constitution Act (IX of 1908), Article 28 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) declares antitrust treatment. That suit is on property. Owning to suit property mortgages for more than sixty years and negative possession for more than 12 years, it was also claimed to have been acquired by the lower appellate court and the High Court in connection with the trial. The suit was dismissed by the relevant High Court law. The suit on the appropriate group was not available for the property, as section 28 of the Limitation Act, 1908, was declared unlawful for the consolidation of Islam, though it was provided under the provision provided for a period of time for the exercise of rights in the property. was done. The case for possession of such property by the High Court was based on valid and valid reasons and was fully in accordance with the law. There was no misunderstanding in the Supreme Court, nor did the material recorded on the facts or the misconstitution of the law be read or denied the appeal.
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